New York Statutes
§ 112 — Dividends; payable from net profits; restrictions
New York § 112
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N.Y. Banking § 112 (2026).
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§ 112. Dividends; payable from net profits; restrictions.
1.The\ndirectors of a bank or trust company may annually, semi-annually or\nquarterly, but not more frequently unless authorized by the\nsuperintendent by regulation or otherwise, declare such dividends as\nthey deem judicious to be paid from net profits. No dividend shall be\ndeclared, credited or paid so long as there is any impairment of capital\nstock. No bank or trust company having outstanding preferred stock\nshall, except as otherwise authorized by the superintendent, declare\ndividends upon common stock for any period other than a period for which\ndividends are declared upon preferred stock.\n 2. The approval of the superintendent shall be required if the total\nof all dividends declared by a bank or trust company in a
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