§ 1759 Foreign Bank Recordkeeping Requirements
This law requires foreign banks that have an office in the state to keep their books, accounts, and records in a specific way and place as directed by the commissioner.
A bank from another country that operates a branch in California must store its financial records either at that branch or at another location the regulator approves, and must keep them for the period the regulator specifies.
If the regulator issues a rule saying the bank must keep records for five years and store them at the branch office, the bank must follow that rule exactly.
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§ 1759 Foreign Bank Recordkeeping Requirements
Last verified: January 11, 2026