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runoff. Interest currently paid on deposits and how   When performing a CDI valuation, it’s important
                the  costs  of  these  deposits  will  change  need  to  be   to  consider  attrition  from  initial  deposit  loss  once   COMMUNITY BANK
                considered.                                     the deal closes due to:
                                                                    ▸ ▸ Depositors not wanting to stay with the acquirer;        EXPERIENCE
               Next Steps. If a bank and its competitors are aggres -  ▸ ▸ Attrition  due  to  possible  changes  in  interest
                sively pursuing deposits, it may need to consider a   rates paid and other policy changes; and/or                CORRESPONDENT
                higher deposit beta. This is the degree to which in-  ▸ ▸ Ongoing attrition
                                                                   Since future attrition can have a large impact on             BANK EXPERTISE
                                                                the value of deposits acquired, it’s useful to have a
           SINCE FUTURE ATTRITION CAN HAVE A LARGE IMPACT       decay study performed on the deposit base being ac-
                                                                quired (see chart 2). These studies can reveal attributes
         ON THE VALUE OF DEPOSITS ACQUIRED, IT’S USEFUL TO      of the deposit base such as deposit behavior by ten-                Fixed Income Securities Sales
       HAVE A DECAY STUDY PERFORMED ON THE DEPOSIT BASE         ure and type. For example, there may be a dispropor-                             •
                                                                tionately high rate of account closures for short-term
          BEING ACQUIRED. IT PROVIDES STRONG SUPPORT FOR        deposit tenures. This type of study provides strong                Bond Accounting & Safekeeping
                                                                support for important future attrition assumptions.                              •
                 IMPORTANT FUTURE ATTRITION ASSUMPTIONS.                                                                            Loan Hedging (ARC Program)

                                                                      ank acquisitions can pose unique challenges                                •
                terest paid on deposits changes with market interest   and  regulatory  risks.  A  transaction’s  assets           Commercial & Industrial Credits
                rate indices, such as the federal funds rate. Deposit   will be scrutinized, so it’s crucial that banks
                betas have risen with the Federal Reserve’s tighten- Bhave  the  value  of  core  deposit  intangibles                           •
                ing monetary cycle.                             properly  measured  in  order  to  facilitate  a  smooth                International Services
                  The most significant assumptions for this analysis   and successful acquisition. H                                             •
                typically surround the deposit runoff—or attrition—
                chosen. Deposit accounts will be closed out over time   Donovan Trone with Moss Adams has been a valuations          Clearing/Cash Management
                for a number of reasons, including mortality, migra-  consultant since 2011. He performs valuations for mergers                  •
                tion and changes in competitive services. Since the   and acquisitions, financial reporting, corporate planning, as   Asset/Liability Management Reporting
                number  of  individual  accounts  on  the  transaction   well as for financial instruments such as debt and derivative
                date erodes over time, the deposits are considered a   securities. He can be reached at 916/503-8168 or donovan.
                decaying asset with a finite useful life.       [email protected].
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