Examples of Connecticut bank in a sentence
Each wholly-owned subsidiary of a Connecticut bank or Connecticut credit union that engages in the business of making residential mortgage loans or acts as a mortgage broker in this state shall provide written notification to the commissioner prior to engaging in such activity.
The selling Connecticut bank must have been in existence and continuously operating for at least five years unless the commissioner waives this requirement.
The Connecticut bank, Connecticut credit union or Connecticut credit union service organization shall promptly notify the commissioner of any material change in its electronic data processing services.
Ms Kalonga originally raised this issue as part of her case that only by forfeiture could a fixed-term secure tenancy be terminated early.
Merger or consolidation involving a Connecticut bank under section 36a-125 or subsection (a) of section 36a-126, two thousand five hundred dollars if two institutions are involved and five thousand dollars if three or more institutions are involved.
Information obtained, collected or prepared in connection with the organization of an expedited Connecticut bank prior to the issuance of a final certificate of authority to commence the business of a Connecticut bank pursuant to section 36a-70, as amended by this act.
Issuance of a final certificate of authority for an expedited Connecticut bank, fifteen thousand dollars.
No director, officer, employee or agent of any Connecticut bank or Connecticut credit union shall disclose without the prior written consent of the commissioner any information contained in an examination report about such bank or credit union, which information is not otherwise a matter of public record.
In the case of a material change which triggers a notice requirement under 12 USC 1867, a Connecticut bank may satisfy the notice requirements of this subsection by providing the commissioner with a copy of the notice provided to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation under 12 USC 1867.
Sale of (i) a branch under subsection (i) of section 36a-145, two thousand dollars, except there shall be no fee for the sale of a branch of a Connecticut bank to another Connecticut bank or to a Connecticut credit union; and (ii) a limited branch, including a special need limited branch or mobile branch under subsection (i) of section 36a-145, a fee not to exceed one thousand five hundred dollars.