A merger where the institutions involved don't overlap much or at all in terms of geographic area served is known as:

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A market extension merger is when two institutions merge to expand their reach into new geographic markets without overlapping much in terms of their current markets. This type of merger allows the institutions to gain new customers and increase their market share without directly competing with each other.

A Merger Where the Institutions Involved Don't Overlap Much or at All