§ 4851 Shareholder Approval Disclosure Rules
Bank A in California wants to buy Bank B. Both are big banks with lots of customers.
Before the deal happens, Bank A and Bank B must send letters to their shareholders explaining the buyout—like how much it costs and what changes might happen. This way, the people who own parts of the banks know what’s going on and can say yes or no.
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§ 4851 Shareholder Approval Disclosure Rules
Last verified: January 23, 2026