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5I~CE the late 1960s there has been a rapid expansion of multibank holding companies which has had far-reaching impacts on the structure of banking in the nation. These multibank holding companies (MBHCs) were established as alternatives to branching systems in a number of states where branch banking was prohibited or severely limited.i The holding company device for controlling and managing banks is not new — having been used since about the turn of the century — but its importance has increased dramatically in the last decade. MBHCs’ control of commercial bank deposits increased from 8 percent at the end of 1965, to 16 percent at the end of 1970, and to 34 percent at yearend 1976.

Have Multibank Holding Companies Affected Commercial Bank Performance?