Webster (NYSE: WBS) ends shelf after Banco Santander deal
Rhea-AI Filing Summary
WEBSTER FINANCIAL CORPORATION (WBS) has filed a post-effective amendment on Form S-3ASR to terminate its automatic shelf registration and deregister all previously registered but unsold securities. The shelf had covered an indeterminate amount of debt, common and preferred stock, depositary shares, purchase contracts, units and warrants.
The deregistration follows a series of completed transactions in which Webster Financial Corporation merged into Webster Virginia Corporation, all Webster Virginia shares were acquired by Banco Santander, S.A. in a statutory share exchange, and Webster Virginia was then merged into Santander Holdings USA, Inc., which is now the successor by merger signing this amendment.
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Filing Explained
The August 20 amendment removes all securities registered but unsold under Webster’s S-3 shelf, terminates its effectiveness and related offerings, and thus removes that registration’s future sale capacity; the merger transactions are recorded as complete, with Santander Holdings USA as successor.
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Post-Effective Amendment regulatory
automatic shelf registration statement regulatory
Reincorporation Merger regulatory
IHC Merger regulatory
purchase contracts financial
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FAQ
What did WEBSTER FINANCIAL CORPORATION (WBS) change in this Form S-3 post-effective amendment?
Why is WBS’s S-3 automatic shelf registration being terminated?
Which securities of WBS are being deregistered in this amendment?
What corporate transactions involving WBS and Banco Santander were completed before this deregistration?
Who now acts as successor to WEBSTER FINANCIAL CORPORATION (WBS) for this filing?
When was the original WBS S-3ASR registration statement filed that is now being amended?
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