Okla. Stat. tit. 6, § 6-424
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Origination of loans at locations other than main office or
Official statutory text
branch office – Out-of-state banks – Loan and deposit production
offices.
A. Subject to rules promulgated by the Banking Board, a bank or
out-of-state bank may utilize employees or agents of the bank or
out-of-state bank to originate loans or originate deposit accounts,
or both, at locations other than the main office or a branch office
of such bank or out-of-state bank, provided that the loan decision
is made and the loan is funded at the main office or a branch office
of the bank or out-of-state bank and provided that no deposits shall
be accepted or received at the deposit origination office. A bank
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or out-of-state bank may establish an office location described in
this section by making an application to the State Banking
Commissioner on a form prescribed by the Commissioner. An
application fee of Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00) shall accompany
the application.
B. An office shall be considered to be a loan production office
if it is open to the public, and employees or agents of the bank or
out-of-state bank:
1. Provide loan applications to customers;
2. Facilitate the return of the loan application to the bank or
out-of-state bank;
3. Provide promissory notes and/or disclosures to customers;
4. Receive executed notes from customers; or
5. Arrange for the loan proceeds to be delivered to the
customer.
C. An office shall be considered to be a deposit production
office if it is open to the public, and employees or agents of the
bank or out-of-state bank:
1. Provide deposit applications to customers;
2. Facilitate the return of the deposit application to the bank
or out-of-state bank;
3. Provide deposit agreements and/or disclosures to customers;
4. Receive executed deposit agreements from customers; or
5. Arrange for the deposited funds to be delivered to the bank.
D. The Commissioner or the Board may, upon written request of a
bank or out-of-state bank, designate or approve of specified
activities (including a limited number of those described in
subsections B and C of this section) that a bank or out-of-state
bank may conduct without the facility being considered a loan
production office or deposit production office. For purposes of
this section, the word “agent” shall include independent
contractors, or any other “institution affiliated party” as that
term is defined in 12 U.S.C., Section 1813(u).
offices.
A. Subject to rules promulgated by the Banking Board, a bank or
out-of-state bank may utilize employees or agents of the bank or
out-of-state bank to originate loans or originate deposit accounts,
or both, at locations other than the main office or a branch office
of such bank or out-of-state bank, provided that the loan decision
is made and the loan is funded at the main office or a branch office
of the bank or out-of-state bank and provided that no deposits shall
be accepted or received at the deposit origination office. A bank
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 6. Banks and Trust Companies Page 71
or out-of-state bank may establish an office location described in
this section by making an application to the State Banking
Commissioner on a form prescribed by the Commissioner. An
application fee of Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00) shall accompany
the application.
B. An office shall be considered to be a loan production office
if it is open to the public, and employees or agents of the bank or
out-of-state bank:
1. Provide loan applications to customers;
2. Facilitate the return of the loan application to the bank or
out-of-state bank;
3. Provide promissory notes and/or disclosures to customers;
4. Receive executed notes from customers; or
5. Arrange for the loan proceeds to be delivered to the
customer.
C. An office shall be considered to be a deposit production
office if it is open to the public, and employees or agents of the
bank or out-of-state bank:
1. Provide deposit applications to customers;
2. Facilitate the return of the deposit application to the bank
or out-of-state bank;
3. Provide deposit agreements and/or disclosures to customers;
4. Receive executed deposit agreements from customers; or
5. Arrange for the deposited funds to be delivered to the bank.
D. The Commissioner or the Board may, upon written request of a
bank or out-of-state bank, designate or approve of specified
activities (including a limited number of those described in
subsections B and C of this section) that a bank or out-of-state
bank may conduct without the facility being considered a loan
production office or deposit production office. For purposes of
this section, the word “agent” shall include independent
contractors, or any other “institution affiliated party” as that
term is defined in 12 U.S.C., Section 1813(u).
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