§ 16512 Foreign Credit Union Rules
This law says that if a rule about a foreign credit union’s branch clashes with any other state rule, the foreign‑credit‑union rule wins and the other rule is ignored.
A bank from another country opens a branch in the state and wants to charge a fee that state law normally bans for local banks.
Because the foreign‑credit‑union rule says it can charge that fee, the state law that says it can’t is set aside for that branch.
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§ 16512 Foreign Credit Union Rules
Last verified: January 11, 2026