§ 16150 Foreign Credit Union Investigations
This law lets the state commissioner look into the business and records of a credit union that comes from another state, and go into any of its offices whenever needed.
A credit union based in another state opens a branch in our state and keeps its financial records in a local office.
The commissioner can walk into that office, look at the ledgers, bank statements, and any other paperwork to make sure everything is being run properly.
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§ 16150 Foreign Credit Union Investigations
Last verified: January 11, 2026