§ 1336 Bank Insider Loan Prohibition
This law says bank workers can't make deals where they deposit the bank's money in another company only if that company loans money back to them or their friends at the bank.
A bank manager tells another company, 'I'll put $100,000 of my bank's money in your company if you loan $50,000 to my friend who works at the bank.'
This is illegal. The manager is breaking the law by making a secret deal to get money for their friend.
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§ 1336 Bank Insider Loan Prohibition
Last verified: January 11, 2026