Brian Marek is a Partner at Hunton Andrews Kurth's Dallas office. Brian’s practice focuses on corporate and regulatory representation of representation of community banks, their owners and holding companies.
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Mergers and acquisitions of healthy and troubled banks, branch sales and purchases, failed bank acquisitions and mergers of equals.
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Asset purchases; changes in control involving both US citizens and foreign nationals; issues regarding risk-based and leverage capital; securities offerings; negotiation of administrative actions; response to civil money penalty referrals and general compliance issues.
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Public and private capital formations and restructurings, tender offers, stock splits and reverse stock splits, and going private transactions.
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Assisting community banks in making Subchapter S federal income tax elections.
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Negotiation of regulatory enforcement actions on behalf of troubled financial institutions and preparation of capital plans, strategic plans, succession plans and other actions to comply with regulatory administrative actions.
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Advising on officer and director compensation packages, stock option plans, ESOPs and KSOPS, and change in control agreements.
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General regulatory work including lending limit, Affiliates Act, Regulation O, AML/BSA and fair lending advice.
Brian is a frequent writer and speaker for community bank groups, including state affiliates of the Independent Community Bankers of America.
