N.Y. Comp. Codes R. & Regs. Tit. 3 § 85.3 - Investment procedures
Any capital investment in either de novo or existing service corporations by savings banks or savings and loan associations shall be made in accordance with the procedures contained in this section.
(a) Prior notice. Savings banks and savings
and loan associations which seek to make a capital investment in a service
corporation which will engage in any of the activities listed in section
85.2(b)(1)-(14) of
this Part, shall notify the superintendent, in writing, of such intention not
less than 45 days prior to making such investment. If the superintendent does
not object, in writing, within 45 days after receipt of a completed notice, the
savings bank or savings and loan association may make the contemplated
investment.
(b) Application to
Banking Board. Savings banks and savings and loan associations which seek to
make a capital investment in a service corporation which will engage in any
activity requiring the specific approval of the Banking Board shall submit a
written application therefor. The Banking Board may approve such application by
a three-fifths vote of all its members.
(c) Information required. Savings banks and
savings and loan associations which give the superintendent notice as specified
in subdivision (a) of this section or make application to the Banking Board as
specified in subdivision (b) of this section shall, together with such notice
or application, as the case may be, submit the information required to be
submitted by a bank or trust company in accordance with sections
113.2 and
113.3 of Supervisory Procedure CB
113 of this Title.
Notes
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