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143 - Limitations on Directors, Officers and Employees.

NY Banking L § 143 (2019) (N/A)
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(b) The superintendent shall have the power to determine by regulation who shall be considered, under the provisions of this subdivision, to be an executive officer, and by regulation to grant permission to an executive officer of a bank holding company to be at the same time an executive officer, director or trustee or both an executive officer and a director or a trustee of another bank holding company or of a bank or trust company, savings bank, savings and loan association, national bank located in this state, federal savings and loan association located in this state or foreign banking corporation maintaining a branch in this state. Such permission may be granted only if in the judgment of the superintendent such service by the executive officer will be consistent with the policy of the state of New York as declared in section ten of this chapter. The superintendent shall have the power to revoke such permission whenever the superintendent finds, after a reasonable notice and an opportunity to be heard, that the public interest requires such revocation.

(c) For the purposes of this subdivision, the terms "subsidiary", "banking institution" and "bank holding company" shall each be given the same meaning as is contained in their respective definition in section one hundred forty-one of this article, except that the definition of the term "banking institution" is modified to include national bank, federal savings bank or federal savings association, the principal office of which institution is located in this state, and a foreign banking corporation maintaining a branch in this state.

(d) All other restrictions and limitations imposed by this chapter on executive officers and directors of bank holding companies shall continue in effect.

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143 - Limitations on Directors, Officers and Employees.