§ 1337 Bank Officer Reporting Requirements
This law says bank workers must tell the bank's directors about all loans, discounts, or security trades made between board meetings. If they hide this info or don't report it when asked, they can get in trouble.
A bank employee gives a big loan to a friend but doesn't tell the bank's directors about it at their next meeting.
This is breaking the law because the employee hid the loan from the directors, which they were supposed to report.
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§ 1337 Bank Officer Reporting Requirements
Last verified: January 11, 2026