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Foreign Banking Organizations — 1996-01-30 [96-1650]

The Board is publishing amendments to Subpart B of Regulation K (Foreign Banking Organizations). The amendments permit the establishment of U.S. representative…

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The Board is publishing amendments to Subpart B of Regulation K (Foreign Banking Organizations). The amendments permit the establishment of U.S. representative offices by certain foreign banks through prior notice procedures. These prior notice procedures are designed to permit foreign banks meeting certain requirements to establish representative offices without the need to file a formal application with the Board. A foreign bank that is subject to federal regulation under the Bank Holding Company Act (BHC Act), either directly or through the International Banking Act (IBA), and that the Board has previously determined is subject to comprehensive supervision or regulation on a consolidated basis by its home country supervisor, or which previously has been approved for a representative office by Board order, would be permitted to establish a full service representative office by prior notice.

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