§ 1758 Foreign Bank Reporting Requirements
This law requires foreign banks that have an office in the state to file reports with the commissioner whenever the commissioner asks for them, and those reports must follow the format, content, signing, and verification rules the commissioner sets.
A bank from another country that operates a branch in the state receives a notice from the regulator asking for a report on its loan portfolio.
The bank must prepare the report in the format the regulator specifies, include all required information, sign it as instructed, and verify it if the regulator demands verification, then submit it to the commissioner.
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§ 1758 Foreign Bank Reporting Requirements
Last verified: January 11, 2026