§ 1663 Bank Holding Company Acquisitions
This law lets the state banking commissioner say yes to a bank holding company's purchase of another bank if the purchase is good for the public in the state.
A large bank wants to buy a small community bank in the state.
The commissioner looks at the deal and decides if it will help people – like keeping branches open, offering more services, or keeping fees low. If it looks good for the community, the commissioner can approve the purchase.
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§ 1663 Bank Holding Company Acquisitions
Last verified: January 11, 2026