§ 1715 Foreign Bank Noncore Business
This law lets a foreign bank that isn’t insured open a branch and do things like give advice or exchange money, but it can’t take deposits, give out loans, write checks, or do any other main banking activities there.
A bank from another state opens a small office in our state to help people exchange foreign currency and give financial advice.
The bank can run those services, but it can’t let people put their savings in the bank, can’t give out loans, and can’t write checks for customers at that office.
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§ 1715 Foreign Bank Noncore Business
Last verified: January 11, 2026