Financial Institutions and the Nation's Economy (FINE): "discussion Principles" : Hearings Before the Subcommittee on Financial Institutions Supervision, Regulation and Insurance of the Committee on Banking, Currency and Housing, House of Representatives, Ninety-fourth Congress, First and Second Sessions ....U.S. Government Printing Office, 1976 - Banks and banking |
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Page 1766
... subsidiaries . On the whole , IBAA views these proposals favorably , but finds them inadequate to deal with all of the public policy issues created by the rapid growth of multi - bank holding companies and the effects of their growth on ...
... subsidiaries . On the whole , IBAA views these proposals favorably , but finds them inadequate to deal with all of the public policy issues created by the rapid growth of multi - bank holding companies and the effects of their growth on ...
Page 1768
... subsidiaries . approval to acquire a direct competitor , many holding companies found it necessary to acquire banks in cities far removed from the markets served by their subsidiary banks . However , an acquisition which eliminates no ...
... subsidiaries . approval to acquire a direct competitor , many holding companies found it necessary to acquire banks in cities far removed from the markets served by their subsidiary banks . However , an acquisition which eliminates no ...
Page 1778
... subsidiaries ( chartered in the U.S. ) to the same reserve requirements as domestic banks , including reserve requirements on Eurodollar borrowing from their parent bank and other foreign deposits ; ( 6 ) prohibit the branches of ...
... subsidiaries ( chartered in the U.S. ) to the same reserve requirements as domestic banks , including reserve requirements on Eurodollar borrowing from their parent bank and other foreign deposits ; ( 6 ) prohibit the branches of ...
Page 1783
... subsidiaries of the bank holding company that are collateral affiliates of the bank ; an Edge Act corporation ; and indirect subsidiaries of the bank . 47 / " International Banking -- Structural Aspects of Regulation " , Business ...
... subsidiaries of the bank holding company that are collateral affiliates of the bank ; an Edge Act corporation ; and indirect subsidiaries of the bank . 47 / " International Banking -- Structural Aspects of Regulation " , Business ...
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... States , both in the form of direct sales and services to foreign buyers of U.S. produced goods , as well as increased inter - company sales to overseas -2- affiliates and subsidiaries . An increasing proportion of the 1794.
... States , both in the form of direct sales and services to foreign buyers of U.S. produced goods , as well as increased inter - company sales to overseas -2- affiliates and subsidiaries . An increasing proportion of the 1794.
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Page 2082 - The business of dealing in securities and stock by the association shall be limited to purchasing and selling such securities and stock without recourse, solely upon the order, and for the account of, customers...
Page 1893 - Nation's financial institutions, including commercial banks, savings and loan associations, mutual savings banks, and credit unions.
Page 2329 - The bank shall provide a narrative analysis of the results of operations explaining the reasons for material changes in the amount of revenue and expense items between the most recent quarter and the quarter immediately preceding it, between the most recent quarter and the same calendar quarter in the preceding year, and, if applicable, between the current year to date and the same calendar period in the preceding year.
Page 2216 - I wish to thank you, Mr. Chairman, and the members of your committee, for the opportunity to...
Page 2024 - Left unchecked, the trend toward the combining of banking and business could lead to the formation of a relatively small number of power centers dominating the American economy. This must not be permitted to happen; it would be bad for banking, bad for business, and bad for borrowers and consumers. The strength of our economic system is rooted in diversity and free competition; the strength of our banking system depends largely on its independence. Banking must not dominate commerce or be dominated...
Page 2326 - If the registrant has any shares, the preference of which upon Involuntary liquidation exceeds the par or stated value thereof, there shall be filed an opinion of counsel as to whether there are any restrictions upon surplus by reason of such excess and also as to any remedies available to security holders before or after payment of any dividend that would reduce surplus to an amount less than the amount of such excess.
Page 2058 - Report to Congress on The Effect of the Absence of Fixed Rates of Commission, Dec.
Page 2066 - ... interest on indebtedness incurred or continued to purchase or carry obligations the interest on which is wholly exempt from taxation under chapter 1 of the Code.
Page 2122 - Stockholders' equity consists of capital stock (net of treasury stock), capital surplus, minority Interest, earned surplus and surplus reserves, and reserves not reflected elsewhere (the bulk of the last item is surplus reserves because not all companies include such reserves with earned surplus as called for on the report form). Ideally, stockholders...
Page 1889 - Thank you, Mr. Chairman. First, let me say that it is a real privilege to be with you today on these very serious deliberations.