Question
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October 17, 1985
Andrew Scanlon, Esquire
Counsel
Room 301
Federal Trade Commission
Washington, D.C. 20580
Re:Pre-Merger Filing Requirements; Sale of Commercial Loan Portfolio
Dear Mr. Scanlon:
This will reference the correspondence of August 21 and August 26, 1985, to you from (redacted) and our telephone conversation of September 3, 1985. Copies of said correspondence are enclosed for your reference.
You will recall that in said correspondence and in said telephone conversation you were advised that (redacted) is in the process of disposing of a portion of its commercial loan portfolio by way of the sale of the same to third parties. It has now been determined that one of the purchasers will be (redacted) which has been identified to (redacted) as a (redacted).
(redacted) proposes to sell, for the purchase price of approximately $30,000,000, a number of individual commercial loans to (redacted) in the near future. (redacted) has represented to (redacted) that such a purchase will be in the normal and ordinary course of the business of (redacted).
I would very much appreciate your advices [sic], therefore, at your early opportunity, whether the Section 802.1 Ordinary Course of Business exemption, or the fact that (redacted) represents that it is a banking corporation, are available to exempt the proposed transaction for the Antitrust Improvements Act filing provisions.
Please accept my thanks for your anticipated prompt cooperation in this matter.
Very truly yours,
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