October 13, 2008
It's the loans, not the deposits
Analysis: The problem, obviously, is dealing with the $120 billion portfolio of pay option arm mortgages. Yes, there will be tax benefits avaulable that might not hsave been there before, but this will be at a huge cost and a huge distraction.Finally, Wells' reputation on M&A has been entirely built around small deals, most of them very small. Take a look - they have soecialzied in buying $100-300 million banks. The skills needed in those deals may be applicable to buying Wachovia - but they might not.
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