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Loans to Executive Officers, Directors, and Principal Shareholders of Member Banks; Loans to Holding Companies and Affiliates — 1996-05-03 [96-10733]

The proposed rule would amend the Board's Regulation O, which limits how much and on what terms a bank may lend to…

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The proposed rule would amend the Board's Regulation O, which limits how much and on what terms a bank may lend to its own insiders and insiders of its affiliates. Under the proposed rule, four of the five restrictions of Regulation O would not apply to extensions of credit by a bank to executive officers and directors of the bank's affiliates, provided that those executive officers and directors were not engaged in major policymaking functions of the lending bank. Of the restrictions in Regulation O, only the prohibition on preferential lending would apply to extensions of credit to such persons.

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