§ 1201 Bank Security Sale Permits
This law says a bank in this state can’t sell its own securities unless the state commissioner gives it a permit first.
A local bank wants to sell bonds it created to its customers.
If the bank hasn’t gotten a permit from the commissioner, it must not offer or sell those bonds. Doing so would break the law.
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§ 1201 Bank Security Sale Permits
Last verified: January 10, 2026