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Economic Commentary

Ohio Banks: Hitting the Interstate Acquisition Road

Changes in state banking laws have allowed interstate banking to spread rapidly throughout the United States during the past two years. As the process continues, and the geographic restraints on the banking industry fall away, there is increasing pressure for banks, particularly medium and large institutions, to move into new markets, and to compete on a regional, or even a national scale for retail deposits.

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Suggested Citation

Buynak, Thomas M., and John McElravey. 1987. “Ohio Banks: Hitting the Interstate Acquisition Road.” Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, Economic Commentary 5/15/1987.

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