Professional statute overview
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“If the commissioner finds it is in the public interest and needed to protect depositors and other customers, the commissioner may examine a financial institution holding company, require reports, issue rules, and require the company to take necessary actions.”
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If the commissioner finds it is in the public interest and needed to protect depositors and other customers, the commissioner may examine a financial institution holding company, require reports, issue rules, and require the company to take necessary actions.
Section 7-1-510
The commissioner may examine the books and records of a financial institution holding company and require reports needed to properly supervise its financial institution subsidiaries.
Section 7-1-510(1)
An office-holder must adopt and issue rules consistent with this title for financial institution holding companies.
Section 7-1-510(2)
A financial institution holding company may be required to take action the commissioner considers reasonable and necessary to protect depositors, other customers, and creditors of a subsidiary financial institution, or to maintain solvency or prevent failure.
Section 7-1-510(3)
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