Okla. Stat. tit. 18, § 18-381.24e
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Operations centers
Official statutory text
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 18. Corporations Page 38
Upon written notice to the State Banking Commissioner, any
association may establish one or more operations centers on property
owned or leased by the association. For purposes of this section,
"operations center" means an association facility separated from the
main office of the association at which only the following
association operations are conducted: computer processing,
information systems, electronic communications, loan payment
processing, bookkeeping, item processing, currency and coin
processing and storage, data processing, and all support functions
related thereto.
Upon written notice to the State Banking Commissioner, any
association may establish one or more operations centers on property
owned or leased by the association. For purposes of this section,
"operations center" means an association facility separated from the
main office of the association at which only the following
association operations are conducted: computer processing,
information systems, electronic communications, loan payment
processing, bookkeeping, item processing, currency and coin
processing and storage, data processing, and all support functions
related thereto.
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