Finance et marchés · 04/05/19941 min de lecture
Bank Holding Companies and Change in Bank Control; Rules Regarding Delegation of Authority
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Résumé
On August 12, 1992, the Board approved several proposals to change certain procedures for obtaining Board approval of various applications and notices filed under the Federal Reserve Act, the Bank Holding Company Act, the Bank Merger Act, the Change in Bank Control Act and various other statutes. All but one of these changes to the Board's application and notice review procedures were implemented by the Board at that time. Most of these changes involved revising certain internal procedures of the Federal Reserve System (System), to improve the efficiency of processing applications that are reviewed by the Board in conjunction with the Reserve Banks and to reduce the regulatory burden associated with these application and notice procedures. Two of the changes--eliminating the stock redemption notice requirement for ``well-capitalized'' bank holding companies, and modifying the Board's delegation rules pertaining to competition and market concentration--necessitate amendments to certain provisions of, respectively, the Board's Regulation Y and Rules Regarding Delegation of Authority.