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Federal Reserve Approves Mutual Federal Bancorp Applications

The Federal Reserve Board approved two applications by Mutual Federal Bancorp, MHC and MFB Bancorp, Inc., allowing a new top-tier holding company structure.

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The Federal Reserve Board announced its approval of two applications submitted by Mutual Federal Bancorp, MHC, and MFB Bancorp, Inc., both based in Chicago, Illinois, according to Fed_Press.

The regulatory approvals permit the banking organization to establish a new top-tier holding company, MFB Bancorp, Inc. Under the approved structure, MFB Bancorp, Inc. will become a savings and loan holding company by acquiring Mutual Federal Bank, also located in Chicago, Illinois.

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Regulatory Structure

The transaction creates a new holding company arrangement for the institutions involved. As a savings and loan holding company, MFB Bancorp, Inc. will oversee Mutual Federal Bank under the regulatory framework supervised by the Federal Reserve Board.

Key facts

  • The Federal Reserve Board approved two applications on Monday.
  • The applicant entities are Mutual Federal Bancorp, MHC and MFB Bancorp, Inc.
  • Both institutions are located in Chicago, Illinois.
  • MFB Bancorp, Inc. will become a savings and loan holding company by acquiring Mutual Federal Bank.
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Source: federalreserve.gov

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