§ 129 Financial Institutions Definitions
This rule says that when you read the Financial Institutions Law, you should use the word meanings listed in this chapter unless a specific part says to use a different meaning.
A bank is called a "financial institution" in the definitions chapter. When a rule about loans talks about a "financial institution," you use that definition, unless that rule says otherwise.
Because the rule says to use the chapter’s definitions, the bank is treated as a financial institution for the loan rule, unless the loan rule gives its own special meaning.
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§ 129 Financial Institutions Definitions
Last verified: January 10, 2026