Texas § 62.558 UNAUTHORIZED CHANGE OF CONTROL.

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§ 62.558 — UNAUTHORIZED CHANGE OF CONTROL.

Texas § 62.558

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Tex. Finance Code Code Ann. § 62.558 (2026).

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Sec. 62.558. UNAUTHORIZED CHANGE OF CONTROL. If it appears that a change in control may have taken place without approval, the commissioner may call a hearing to determine whether:

(1)a change in control has occurred without approval or an unauthorized person without any apparent ownership interest in the association, acting alone or with others, effectively has indirect controlling or dominating influence over the management or policies of the association; and

(2)if control or indirect controlling or dominating influence has been acquired as provided by Subdivision (1), an appropriate supervisory order should be issued, including an order requiring a divestiture of that control or indirect controlling or dominating influence.

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Sec. 62.558. UNAUTHORIZED CHANGE OF CONTROL. If it appears that a change in control may have taken place without approval, the commissioner may call a hearing to determine whether:
(1) a change in control has occurred without approval or an unauthorized person without any apparent ownership interest in the association, acting alone or with others, effectively has indirect controlling or dominating influence over the management or policies of the association; and
(2) if control or indirect controlling or dominating influence has been acquired as provided by Subdivision (1), an appropriate supervisory order should be issued, including an order requiring a divestiture of that control or indirect controlling or dominating influence.