North Carolina § 54B-269 Conditions for approval

North Carolina Statutes

§ 54B-269 — Conditions for approval

North Carolina § 54B-269

Ch. 54BSavings and Loan Associations

Art. 14Savings and Loan Interstate Branches

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N.C. Gen. Stat. § 54B-269 (2026).

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No application by an out-of-state association received under this Article may be finally approved by the Commissioner of Banks unless:

(1)The Commissioner of Banks has received in writing approval of the proposed transaction from the supervisor of the out-of-state association;

(2)The supervisor of the out-of-state association agrees in writing to share with the Commissioner of Banks examination reports prepared by the supervisor and any other information deemed necessary by the Commissioner of Banks regarding the out-of-state association;

(3)The out-of-state association agrees in writing to make available to the Commissioner of Banks all information that may be required to effectively examine the association;

(4)The out-of-state association agrees in writing that so long as it maintain

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No application by an out-of-state association received under this Article may be finally approved by the Commissioner of Banks unless:
(1) The Commissioner of Banks has received in writing approval of the proposed transaction from the supervisor of the out-of-state association;
(2) The supervisor of the out-of-state association agrees in writing to share with the Commissioner of Banks examination reports prepared by the supervisor and any other information deemed necessary by the Commissioner of Banks regarding the out-of-state association;
(3) The out-of-state association agrees in writing to make available to the Commissioner of Banks all information that may be required to effectively examine the association;
(4) The out-of-state association agrees in writing that so long as it maintains a branch in North Carolina, it will meet the conditions set forth in this Article and comply with all applicable North Carolina laws and any rules issued thereunder, as well as any orders or directives issued to the association by the Commissioner of Banks;
(5) The home state of the out-of-state association permits associations chartered under the laws of this State to establish branches within its border; and
(6) The out-of-state association designates and files with the Office of the Secretary of State a document appointing an agent in this State to receive service of judicial process. (1993, c. 191, s. 2; 2001-193, s. 16.)