United States — North Carolina
§ 53-209. Title.
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This section gives the Act its short title: the North Carolina Reciprocal Interstate Banking Act.
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United States — North Carolina
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This section gives the Act its short title: the North Carolina Reciprocal Interstate Banking Act.
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After liquidation ends, the liquidator must file a final report and accounting with the Commissioner of Banks.
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This section defines “industrial bank” and excludes building and loan associations, commercial banks, and credit unions from that definition.
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The Commissioner of Banks must perform duties and exercise powers over savings banks covered by this chapter, unless this section says otherwise. The Commission may review, approve, disapprove, or modify actions taken by the Commissioner within those powers.
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A savings bank may make loans or investments and engage in activities allowed by applicable State or federal law, but the Commissioner of Banks may set limits and restrictions by rule.
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An out-of-state bank holding company must not acquire a North Carolina bank holding company or a North Carolina bank, unless this Article or federal law expressly permits it.
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The Commissioner of Banks may take custody of an association’s books, records, and assets, appoint a receiver, and oversee liquidation when stated conditions exist.
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Most Commission and savings bank examination-related information must be kept confidential and not disclosed, with limited exceptions.
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Savings banks and their service corporations cannot force borrowers to use a specific service provider for a loan, and must tell borrowers they may choose their own lawyer and insurance service provider before commitment.
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A stock savings bank must keep an up-to-date list of all stockholders and, when the Commissioner of Banks asks, file a correct stockholder list with addresses, shares held, and issue dates.
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A mortgage or deed of trust secured to a banking corporation is not invalid just because the officer who took the acknowledgment, proof, or privy examination was also a stockholder or director of that bank.
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A North Carolina State bank may open or buy an out-of-state branch only with the Commissioner’s prior written approval.