United States — North Carolina
§ 53-224. 9. Definitions.
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This provision defines terms used in the article.
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Certain residents, and in limited cases certain international banking corporations or nonresidents, may bring actions against an international banking corporation doing business in the state.
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An out-of-state savings bank with a branch in North Carolina may do the activities allowed for a State savings bank, unless the bank’s home-state law or its supervisor expressly prohibits them.
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A savings bank may not pay a stock dividend unless it has prior written approval from the Commissioner of Banks, subject to any rules the Commissioner adopts.
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A person, bank, or corporation may not act as a stockbroker or private banker without a license authorized by law.
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Certain mutual or stock savings banks may merge or consolidate, subject to approvals, notices, filings, and other procedural requirements.
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An out-of-state bank holding company may acquire a North Carolina bank or bank holding company only with the Commissioner’s approval and after filing an application and paying the stated fee.
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This section defines key banking terms used in the Article.
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A mutual savings bank may convert to stock form if it follows this section and gets the required approvals.
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A State savings bank may apply to merge with a bank or association, but it must submit a merger plan and follow Commissioner approval and shareholder/member voting steps.
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The Commissioner of Banks may take custody of a savings bank’s books, records, and assets in specified trouble cases, then appoint a receiver if the problems continue; a receiver must take possession and can liquidate, while the bank can challenge the receiver within 30 days.