§ 10001 Savings Association Business Restrictions
This law says only certain approved groups can run a savings association in California, and foreign banks or foreign holding companies can’t take control of one.
A bank from another country tries to buy a controlling share of a California savings association.
Because the law says foreign savings associations and foreign holding companies can’t control a California savings association, the state can stop the purchase and may go to court to block it.
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§ 10001 Savings Association Business Restrictions
Last verified: January 10, 2026