§ 1664 Interstate Bank Merger Rules
This law lets the state let banks from different states merge, but only if they follow certain federal rules and are good for the public, and it doesn’t apply when all the banks are industrial loan companies.
Bank A from State X wants to merge with Bank B from State Y, and both have branches in our state.
The state commissioner checks the merger against federal rules and decides if it helps people in the state; if it does, the merger can be approved. If both banks were industrial loan companies, this law wouldn’t matter.
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§ 1664 Interstate Bank Merger Rules
Last verified: January 11, 2026