§ 16529 Foreign Credit Union Office Closure
This law says a foreign credit union can’t shut its U.S. representative office until the state commissioner says it’s okay, and the commissioner will only say yes if closing won’t hurt the public.
A credit union from Canada has a small office in New York and wants to close it because it’s too expensive.
The credit union must ask the state commissioner for permission. If the commissioner decides the closure won’t hurt customers or the community, they say yes. After getting the okay and finishing any required steps, the credit union can close the office and must hand back its license.
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§ 16529 Foreign Credit Union Office Closure
Last verified: January 11, 2026