Plain English Breakdown
The official source material does not provide details on how often joint examinations must be conducted, nor does it specify conditions under which the commissioner can accept an examination by another entity.
Mississippi Department of Banking and Consumer Finance; Joint Examinations with Federal Reserve
This act removes a provision that would have ended the Mississippi Department of Banking and Consumer Finance's authority to conduct joint bank examinations with the Federal Reserve.
What This Bill Does
- Removes a part of Section 81-1-81 in the Mississippi Code of 1972 which was set to end the authority for joint exams between the state department and the Federal Reserve.
Who It Names or Affects
- The Mississippi Department of Banking and Consumer Finance
- Banks and bank holding companies with over $1 billion in assets that own a Mississippi state-chartered bank
Terms To Know
- Joint examination
- An inspection or review conducted together by the Mississippi Department of Banking and Consumer Finance and the Federal Reserve Bank.
- Bank Holding Company
- A company that owns or controls a bank, including foreign-owned companies with significant assets in Mississippi.
Limits and Unknowns
- The act does not specify how often joint examinations must be conducted.
- It is unclear what constitutes 'good sufficient cause' for the commissioner to accept an examination by another entity instead of conducting one themselves.
- The bill only affects state-chartered banks and bank holding companies with over $1 billion in assets.