An Agreement to Consolidate and Form New Bank is a contract used to combine two or more existing banks into one new business entity. It is also known as a Bank Merger or Consolidation Agreement. It outlines the terms and conditions of the consolidation, such as the date when the new bank will be established, the details of the new business entity, the number of shares that will be issued to each contributing bank, and any other relevant information. The agreement also defines the rights and responsibilities of each of the parties involved in the consolidation. There are three types of Agreement to Consolidate and Form New Bank: 1. Short Form Agreement: This type of agreement is used for simple consolidations and does not require a great deal of detail. 2. Long Form Agreement: This agreement is used for more complex consolidations and requires detailed information regarding the merger and the new bank. 3. Regulatory Agreement: This agreement is used for consolidations that require regulatory approval. It outlines the process for obtaining approval and the compliance requirements that must be met.