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FRB Order No[removed]December 9, 2014 FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM ViewPoint Financial Group, Inc. Plano, Texas, LegacyTexas Bank
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Document Date: 2014-12-09 16:30:36


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City

Worth / Dallas / Lewisville / Fort Worth / Plano / /

Company

FRA / BHC Act / LegacyTexas Group Inc. / LegacyTexas Bank Evaluation / ViewPoint Bank N.A. / Branches ViewPoint Financial Group Inc. / LegacyTexas Bank Plano / Bank Holding Companies / Midwest Financial Group / National City Corporation / The ViewPoint Bank Evaluation / ViewPoint Financial Group Inc. / First Hawaiian Inc. / Merger Act / Bank Merger Act / /

Country

United States / /

Currency

USD / /

Event

M&A / /

Facility

Fort Worth / /

IndustryTerm

local newspapers / subsidiary state member bank / community development services / applicable banking / subsidiary bank / bank merger / subsequent bank merger / retail services / bank / risk-management systems / 51st largest depository institution / banking / /

Organization

Comptroller of the Currency / Dallas AA / Federal Trade Commission / Department of Justice / Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas / US Federal Reserve / /

Position

senior executive officers / chairman and chief executive officer / appropriate federal supervisor / Vice Chairman of the board / leader / United States Attorney General / leader in making community development / appropriate federal financial supervisor / /

ProvinceOrState

Texas / Tarrant / Denton County / Kaufman County / Dallas / Collin County / Parker County / Ellis County / Rockwall / Wise / Johnson / Jack County / /

URL

www.justice.gov/opa/pr/2010/August/10-at-938.html / /

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