M&T Bank Corp
NYSE:MTB
MTB's latest stock split occurred on Oct 6, 2000
The company executed a 10-for-1 stock split, meaning that for every share held, investors received 10 new shares.
The adjusted shares began trading on Oct 6, 2000. This was MTB's 2nd stock split, following the previous one in Sep 25, 1987.
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M&T Bank Corp
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In the bustling financial landscape of regional banks, M&T Bank Corp. stands out as a stalwart institution, deeply rooted in its community-focused ethos. Established in 1856, M&T has grown from a small institution in upstate New York to a significant player across the U.S. East Coast. This growth is not accidental but a result of calculated strategic moves, including key acquisitions that expanded its geographical footprint and diversified its service portfolio. M&T functions primarily as a commercial bank, and its operations encompass typical banking services such as deposits, loans, and financial advisory services. Remarkably, the company has carved a niche with its emphasis on relationship banking, fostering long-term partnerships with small businesses and individual customers. M&T Bank generates revenue mainly through interest earned on loans and other financial products. By maintaining a robust deposit base, it provides a source of low-cost funding, crucial for lending activities. In addition to interest income, M&T garners substantial non-interest income from fees and service charges, which arise from investment management, mortgage banking, and other financial services. The bank has adeptly navigated the ever-changing regulatory environment while maintaining a strong balance sheet, underpinned by conservative risk management practices. Its prudent approach to underwriting and risk assessment ensures steady profitability and shareholder value. The bank's commitment to both community engagement and financial stability reflects how M&T Bank makes its mark not only through financial success but also through cultivating trust and dependability in the communities it serves.
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