- 29 - On September 30, 1986, Lincoln Bank South's stock was publicly traded at $3 per share, which was 61.2 percent of its book value per share. Petitioner's expert concluded that Western National Bank stock should be discounted substantially. Petitioner’s expert calculated the amount of the discount by using a letter written by Professor O. Maurice Joy of the University of Kansas which was attached to petitioner’s expert’s report. Respondent retained Professor Joy to value the stock of Western National Bank and Scottsbluff National Corp. as of September 30, 1986, and March 31, 1987. Professor Joy estimated that the stock of Western National Bank had a fair market value of $46 per share on September 30, 1986. Petitioner's expert relied on that amount. Scottsbluff National Corp. and Western National Bank agreed to merge on March 4, 1987. Western National Bank's shareholders received one share of Scottsbluff National Corp. stock for 3.3 shares of Western National Bank's stock. Petitioner’s expert assumed that 3.3 shares of Western National Bank equaled the value of one share of Scottsbluff National Bank which petitioner’s expert estimated to be $233.09 per share. He concluded that the fair market value of Western National Bank shares on March 31, 1987, was $70.63 per share and the fair market value of Kosman, Inc.’s holdings of Western National Bank was $141,260.Page: Previous 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 Next
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