Ga. Comp. R. & Regs. R. 80-1-11-.06 - Sharing Confidential Supervisory Information
(1) When necessary or appropriate for
business purposes, a financial institution, or any director, officer, or
employee thereof, may disclose information contained in, or related to, reports
of examination issued by the Department, to a person or organization officially
connected with the financial institution as officer, director, or employee or
as an external accountant, attorney, or consultant. A financial institution or
a director, officer, or employee may make such disclosure if the external
accountant, attorney, or consultant is under a written contract to provide
services to the financial institution and the external accountant, attorney, or
consultant has a written agreement with the financial institution in which the
external accountant, attorney, or consultant:
(a) States its awareness of, and agreement to
maintain the confidentiality of the disclosed information as required by
O.C.G.A. §§
7-1-67 and
7-1-70; and
(b) Agrees not to use the disclosed
information for any purpose other than as provided under its contract to
provide services to the financial institution.
(2) The requirements for written contractual
acknowledgements and agreements shall not apply if the recipient of the
disclosed information is subject to independent ethical standards to maintain
the confidentiality of such information
Notes
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