§ 18060 Thrift Certificate Advertising Disclosure
This law says that an industrial loan company can’t mention its ownership or ties to another company in ads unless the ad also shows that same ownership info in the same size and prominence, even if the other company promises to back the thrift certificates.
A bank that belongs to a larger financial group wants to put up a billboard that says "Part of ABC Corp" to attract customers.
The bank must also display "ABC Corp guarantees our thrift accounts" on the same billboard in a size and prominence that matches the "Part of ABC Corp" text. If they don’t, the ad is not allowed.
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§ 18060 Thrift Certificate Advertising Disclosure
Last verified: January 11, 2026