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§31A-4A-1 Conversion of bank, thrift or credit union into state bank authorized.
§31A-4A-1. Conversion of bank, thrift or credit union into state bank authorized.
Any bank, thrift or credit union organized under the laws of the United States or any other state may, by a majority vote of its directors or other governing body, convert into a state bank with any name approved by the Board of Banking and Financial Institutions in accordance with this article.
Any bank, thrift or credit union organized under the laws of the United States or any other state may, by a majority vote of its directors or other governing body, convert into a state bank with any name approved by the Board of Banking and Financial Institutions in accordance with this article.
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