RS 6:246 — United States — Louisiana law | Esheria

RS 6:246

A state bank may use a wholly-owned operating subsidiary for activities or investments the bank is otherwise authorized to do, but it must give the commissioner written notice within 30 days after setting up the subsidiary or starting the new activity. Outside Subsection A, the bank must get the commissioner’s written

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United States — Louisiana
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A state bank may use a wholly-owned operating subsidiary for activities or investments the bank is otherwise authorized to do, but it must give the commissioner written notice within 30 days after setting up the subsidiary or starting the new activity. Outside Subsection A, the bank must get the commissioner’s written approval before doing any activity through a subsidiary.

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