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The company is a leading provider of non-prime credit cards and consumer lending.Īmong the strategic benefits Ally calls out is, “Immediate enhancement of Ally’s revenues and earnings stream through strong portfolio risk-adjusted returns and diversified fee and interchange revenue.” Ally noted that on a pro forma basis, in the 2019 fiscal year, CardWorks would have increased adjusted net revenue by 17% and adjusted pretax income by 18%.
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In leveraging Ally’s commitment to innovation and adaptiveness, the combined company will be well-positioned to meet the financial needs of our ever-growing customer base and deliver sustainable growth and performance.ĬardWorks has $4.7 billion in assets and $2.9 billion in deposits and brings to Ally an established credit card platform, full service and recovery operations, and a national merchant acquiring business. On each of the next three annual anniversaries, Berman may sell up to one-third of his Ally stock, including all unsold shares at the fourth anniversary of the transaction.ĬardWorks represents an industry-leading credit card platform in the U.S., and this acquisition serves as an important milestone in Ally’s evolution to be a full-service financial provider for our customers.Īt CardWorks, we’ve successfully built a people-centric, compliance-focused organization enabled by technology with a mission to delight our clients and customers, and Ally represents an ideal partner. However, now those plans have been cancelled. All his stock is subject to a lock-up period of one year on all shares. CardWorks and Ally Financial pull the plug on merger because of Covid-19 JBack in February, technology-enabled finance lender and compliance solution CardWorks announced it would be acquired by digital financial services firm Ally Financial. Berman also will get a seat on Ally’s board and will join the company’s executive management team. Berman, owns 70% of CardWorks and will receive a combination of cash and Ally common stock. The open-ended nature of a kill-or-fill adjustment added to the dilution from the stock portion of the deal itself weighed heavily on Ally’s shares Wednesday morning.ĬardWorks founder and CEO, Don M. Such an adjustment may arise if Ally’s stock price declines by more than 15%, a kill-or-fill termination right is exercised and Ally elects to fill by issuing additional stock. The price is based on Ally’s forecast of closing equity and other adjustments, excluding any possible kill-or-fill adjustment. The deal includes approximately $1.35 billion in cash and $1.3 billion in new shares (39.5 million) of Ally common stock.Īccording to the announcement, the share number is based on Ally’s closing stock price of $32.85 on February 14. In the deal, expected to close in the third quarter, Detroit-based Ally says Merrick Bank will merge into Ally Bank. CardWorks owns Merrick Bank, a major player in merchant acquiring. (NYSE: ALLY) announced Wednesday that it has agreed to acquire privately held CardWorks in a cash and stock transaction valued at $2.65 billion. announced this week it will buy CardWorks Inc. Financial services firm Ally Financial Inc.