Title 12 › CHAPTER 18 — BANK SERVICE COMPANIES › § 1867
Gives federal banking agencies the power to examine and regulate a bank service company the same way they examine the company’s principal investor. The agency that oversees the principal investor can let another federal agency that supervises a different owner do the examination. The company must follow the rules in section 1818 as if it were an insured bank, and for that rule the overseeing agency is the one for the principal investor. The Board and those agencies can make rules and orders needed to run and enforce this law and stop people from getting around it. If a bank, or its subsidiary or affiliate, hires anyone to do allowed services for it, on or off site, the bank’s regular examining agency can regulate and inspect those services as if the bank did them itself on its own premises. The bank must tell each such agency about the service arrangement within 30 days after the contract is made or the service starts, whichever comes first.
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12 U.S.C. § 1867
Title 12, Banks and Banking
Last Updated
Sep 22, 2026
Release point: 119-110