§ 1784 Foreign Bank Office Closure
This law requires a foreign bank that has a representative office in the state to get official permission before it can shut the office, unless it follows a specific rule in the law.
A foreign bank that runs a small office in Los Angeles wants to close that office.
The bank must first apply to the commissioner and show that closing the office won't hurt the public's convenience. If the commissioner agrees, the bank can close the office and then must hand back the license that let it keep the office open.
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§ 1784 Foreign Bank Office Closure
Last verified: January 11, 2026