One day after announcing a blockbuster $35.3 billion megamerger, the top executives for Capital One and Discover Financial Services started trying to sell their deal to Washington, hoping to woo federal regulators who have pledged to crack down on corporate consolidation.
One day after announcing a blockbuster $35.3 billion megamerger, the top executives for Capital One and Discover Financial Services started trying to sell their deal to Washington, hoping to woo federal regulators who have pledged to crack down on corporate consolidation.
The acquisition would help Capital One increase its credit card customers and expand its consumer deposits since Discover has an online banking division. Read more.