New York Statutes
§ 202 — Rates of interest; installment obligations; personal loan departments; effect of usury
New York § 202
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N.Y. Banking § 202 (2026).
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§ 202. Rates of interest; installment obligations; personal loan\ndepartments; effect of usury. Branches and agencies of foreign banking\ncorporations licensed to do business in this state may make loans and\noffer extensions of credit to the same extent and subject to the same\nconditions as banks and trust companies may make loans and extend credit\npursuant to the provisions of subdivisions four-a and five of section\none hundred three of this chapter and section one hundred eight of this\nchapter. Without limiting the foregoing, a foreign banking corporation\nlicensed pursuant to article two of this chapter to maintain one or more\nbranches or agencies in this state, may, in pursuance of its otherwise\nlawful powers under this chapter, take, receive, reserve or charge on\nany loan or
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