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1 Public Law 111–203, 124 Stat. 1376 (July 21,
2010).
2 Section 312(c) of the Act designated the FDIC as
the ‘‘appropriate Federal banking agency’’ for State
savings associations. Under those statutes (and
others using similar terminology) for which the
‘‘appropriate Federal banking agency’’ is authorized
to issue regulations, the FDIC will issue regulations
for State savings associations.
3 Separately, the Act requires the Board to
identify the OTS regulations continued under
Section 316(b) that the Board will enforce after the
transfer date and to publish a list in the Federal
Register.
4 As set out in the tables below, certain provisions
have been excluded because they relate to the
supervision of SLHCs, which will be supervised by
the Board, or are superseded by the Act.
5 Further, publication of this list should not be
construed to restrict the OCC or the FDIC from
enforcing violations of OTS regulations by Federal
savings associations or State savings associations,
respectively, that occurred prior to the transfer date.
General Counsel’s Web site (http://
www.gc.doe.gov).
DOE reviewed today’s direct final rule
and corresponding NOPR pursuant to
the Regulatory Flexibility Act and the
procedures and policies published on
February 19, 2003. 68 FR 7990. Set forth
below is DOE’s initial regulatory
flexibility analysis for the standards
proposed in the NOPR, published
elsewhere in today’s Federal Register.
DOE will consider any comments on the
analysis or economic impacts of the rule
in determining whether to proceed with
the direct final rule. DOE will publish
its final regulatory flexibility analysis
(FRFA), including responses to any
comments received, in a separate notice
at the conclusion of the 110-day
comment period. A description of the
reasons why DOE is adopting the
standards in this rule and the objectives
of and legal basis for the rule are set
forth elsewhere in the preamble and not
repeated here.
Issued in Washington, DC, on June 29,
2011.
Kathleen B. Hogan,
Deputy Assistant Secretary for Energy
Efficiency, Office of Technology
Development, Energy Efficiency and
Renewable Energy.
[FR Doc. 2011–16884 Filed 7–5–11; 8:45 am]
BILLING CODE 6450–01–P
DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY
Office of the Comptroller of the
Currency
12 CFR Chapter I
[Docket ID OCC–2011–0017]
FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE
CORPORATION
12 CFR Chapter III
RIN 3064–ZA01
List of Office of Thrift Supervision
Regulations to be Enforced by the
Office of the Comptroller of the
Currency and the Federal Deposit
Insurance Corporation Pursuant to the
Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and
Consumer Protection Act
AGENCY: Office of the Comptroller of the
Currency, Treasury (OCC); Federal
Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC).
ACTION: Joint notice.
SUMMARY: The Dodd-Frank Wall Street
Reform and Consumer Protection Act
(Act), transfers to the OCC the functions
of the Office of Thrift Supervision (OTS)
relating to Federal savings associations
and also transfers to the OCC
rulemaking authority of the OTS and the
Director of the OTS, respectively,
relating to all savings associations.
Functions of the OTS relating to State
savings associations are transferred to
the FDIC. Section 316(c) of the Act
requires the OCC and the FDIC, after
consultation with one another, to
identify those regulations of the OTS
that are continued under Section 316(b)
of the Act that the OCC, with respect to
Federal savings associations, and the
FDIC, with respect to State savings
associations, will enforce, and to
publish a list of those regulations in the
Federal Register. This joint notice sets
out the required lists of both the OCC
and the FDIC.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:
OCC: Andra Shuster, Senior Counsel,
Heidi Thomas, Special Counsel, or Mary
Gottlieb, Regulatory Specialist,
Legislative and Regulatory Activities
Division, (202) 874–5090, Office of the
Comptroller of the Currency, 250 E
Street, SW., Washington, DC 20219.
FDIC: Ann Johnson Taylor, Counsel,
(202) 898–3573; Rodney D. Ray,
Counsel, (202) 898–3556; or Martin P.
Thompson, Senior Review Examiner,
(202) 898–6767, Federal Deposit
Insurance Corporation, 550 17 St. NW.,
Washington, DC 20429.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The Act,
signed into law on July 21, 2010,1
transfers all functions of the OTS and
the Director as well as all of the powers,
authorities, rights, and duties vested in
the OTS and the Director of the OTS
relating to the transferred functions to
the OCC, FDIC and the Board of
Governors of the Federal Reserve
System (the Board). All functions,
powers, authorities, rights, and duties
relating to Federal savings associations
are transferred to the OCC and the
Comptroller of the Currency; all
functions, powers, authorities, rights,
and duties relating to State savings
associations are transferred to the FDIC;
and all functions, powers, authorities,
rights, and duties relating to the
supervision of savings and loan holding
companies (SLHCs) and any
subsidiaries of such SLHCs other than
depository institutions are transferred to
the Board. The Act transfers rulemaking
authority of the OTS and the Director of
the OTS relating to savings associations
to the OCC and the Comptroller of the
Currency, and transfers rulemaking
authority of the OTS and the Director of
the OTS relating to SLHCs to the
Board.2 The transfer of OTS functions
will take place on July 21, 2011. The Act
abolishes the OTS 90 days after the
transfer date.
Section 316(b) of the Act provides for
the continuation of OTS regulations and
enforcement of such regulations that
have been issued in performance of the
functions transferred by Title III of the
Act. Section 316(c) of the Act requires
the OCC and FDIC, after consultation
with each other, to identify those
regulations of the OTS that are
continued under Section 316(b) of the
Act that will be enforced by each agency
and publish a list of those regulations in
the Federal Register.3 This list must be
published no later than the transfer
date.
This joint notice sets out both the
OCC’s and the FDIC’s lists of OTS
regulations that each agency will
enforce beginning on the transfer date:
The OCC, with respect to Federal
savings associations; and the FDIC, with
respect to State savings associations.4
This joint notice is not intended to have
any substantive effect on the regulations
at issue; rather it provides a reference
for Federal savings associations that will
be regulated and supervised by the OCC
beginning on the transfer date and for
State savings associations that will be
regulated and supervised by the FDIC
beginning on the transfer date.5
Separately, the OCC also plans to issue
an interim final rule with a request for
comment, effective on the transfer date,
that republishes those OTS regulations
the OCC will enforce as of the transfer
date. These regulations will be added to
Chapter I of Title 12 of the Code of
Federal Regulations and renumbered
accordingly as OCC rules, with
nomenclature and other technical
amendments to reflect OCC supervision.
The OCC will consider more
comprehensive substantive amendments
to former OTS regulations, as
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1 Public Law 111–203, 124 Stat. 1376 (July 21,
2010).
2 Section 312(c) of the Act designated the FDIC as
the ‘‘appropriate Federal banking agency’’ for State
savings associations. Under those statutes (and
others using similar terminology) for which the
‘‘appropriate Federal banking agency’’ is authorized
to issue regulations, the FDIC will issue regulations
for State savings associations.
3 Separately, the Act requires the Board to
identify the OTS regulations continued under
Section 316(b) that the Board will enforce after the
transfer date and to publish a list in the Federal
Register.
4 As set out in the tables below, certain provisions
have been excluded because they relate to the
supervision of SLHCs, which will be supervised by
the Board, or are superseded by the Act.
5 Further, publication of this list should not be
construed to restrict the OCC or the FDIC from
enforcing violations of OTS regulations by Federal
savings associations or State savings associations,
respectively, that occurred prior to the transfer date.
General Counsel’s Web site (http://
www.gc.doe.gov).
DOE reviewed today’s direct final rule
and corresponding NOPR pursuant to
the Regulatory Flexibility Act and the
procedures and policies published on
February 19, 2003. 68 FR 7990. Set forth
below is DOE’s initial regulatory
flexibility analysis for the standards
proposed in the NOPR, published
elsewhere in today’s Federal Register.
DOE will consider any comments on the
analysis or economic impacts of the rule
in determining whether to proceed with
the direct final rule. DOE will publish
its final regulatory flexibility analysis
(FRFA), including responses to any
comments received, in a separate notice
at the conclusion of the 110-day
comment period. A description of the
reasons why DOE is adopting the
standards in this rule and the objectives
of and legal basis for the rule are set
forth elsewhere in the preamble and not
repeated here.
Issued in Washington, DC, on June 29,
2011.
Kathleen B. Hogan,
Deputy Assistant Secretary for Energy
Efficiency, Office of Technology
Development, Energy Efficiency and
Renewable Energy.
[FR Doc. 2011–16884 Filed 7–5–11; 8:45 am]
BILLING CODE 6450–01–P
DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY
Office of the Comptroller of the
Currency
12 CFR Chapter I
[Docket ID OCC–2011–0017]
FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE
CORPORATION
12 CFR Chapter III
RIN 3064–ZA01
List of Office of Thrift Supervision
Regulations to be Enforced by the
Office of the Comptroller of the
Currency and the Federal Deposit
Insurance Corporation Pursuant to the
Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and
Consumer Protection Act
AGENCY: Office of the Comptroller of the
Currency, Treasury (OCC); Federal
Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC).
ACTION: Joint notice.
SUMMARY: The Dodd-Frank Wall Street
Reform and Consumer Protection Act
(Act), transfers to the OCC the functions
of the Office of Thrift Supervision (OTS)
relating to Federal savings associations
and also transfers to the OCC
rulemaking authority of the OTS and the
Director of the OTS, respectively,
relating to all savings associations.
Functions of the OTS relating to State
savings associations are transferred to
the FDIC. Section 316(c) of the Act
requires the OCC and the FDIC, after
consultation with one another, to
identify those regulations of the OTS
that are continued under Section 316(b)
of the Act that the OCC, with respect to
Federal savings associations, and the
FDIC, with respect to State savings
associations, will enforce, and to
publish a list of those regulations in the
Federal Register. This joint notice sets
out the required lists of both the OCC
and the FDIC.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:
OCC: Andra Shuster, Senior Counsel,
Heidi Thomas, Special Counsel, or Mary
Gottlieb, Regulatory Specialist,
Legislative and Regulatory Activities
Division, (202) 874–5090, Office of the
Comptroller of the Currency, 250 E
Street, SW., Washington, DC 20219.
FDIC: Ann Johnson Taylor, Counsel,
(202) 898–3573; Rodney D. Ray,
Counsel, (202) 898–3556; or Martin P.
Thompson, Senior Review Examiner,
(202) 898–6767, Federal Deposit
Insurance Corporation, 550 17 St. NW.,
Washington, DC 20429.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The Act,
signed into law on July 21, 2010,1
transfers all functions of the OTS and
the Director as well as all of the powers,
authorities, rights, and duties vested in
the OTS and the Director of the OTS
relating to the transferred functions to
the OCC, FDIC and the Board of
Governors of the Federal Reserve
System (the Board). All functions,
powers, authorities, rights, and duties
relating to Federal savings associations
are transferred to the OCC and the
Comptroller of the Currency; all
functions, powers, authorities, rights,
and duties relating to State savings
associations are transferred to the FDIC;
and all functions, powers, authorities,
rights, and duties relating to the
supervision of savings and loan holding
companies (SLHCs) and any
subsidiaries of such SLHCs other than
depository institutions are transferred to
the Board. The Act transfers rulemaking
authority of the OTS and the Director of
the OTS relating to savings associations
to the OCC and the Comptroller of the
Currency, and transfers rulemaking
authority of the OTS and the Director of
the OTS relating to SLHCs to the
Board.2 The transfer of OTS functions
will take place on July 21, 2011. The Act
abolishes the OTS 90 days after the
transfer date.
Section 316(b) of the Act provides for
the continuation of OTS regulations and
enforcement of such regulations that
have been issued in performance of the
functions transferred by Title III of the
Act. Section 316(c) of the Act requires
the OCC and FDIC, after consultation
with each other, to identify those
regulations of the OTS that are
continued under Section 316(b) of the
Act that will be enforced by each agency
and publish a list of those regulations in
the Federal Register.3 This list must be
published no later than the transfer
date.
This joint notice sets out both the
OCC’s and the FDIC’s lists of OTS
regulations that each agency will
enforce beginning on the transfer date:
The OCC, with respect to Federal
savings associations; and the FDIC, with
respect to State savings associations.4
This joint notice is not intended to have
any substantive effect on the regulations
at issue; rather it provides a reference
for Federal savings associations that will
be regulated and supervised by the OCC
beginning on the transfer date and for
State savings associations that will be
regulated and supervised by the FDIC
beginning on the transfer date.5
Separately, the OCC also plans to issue
an interim final rule with a request for
comment, effective on the transfer date,
that republishes those OTS regulations
the OCC will enforce as of the transfer
date. These regulations will be added to
Chapter I of Title 12 of the Code of
Federal Regulations and renumbered
accordingly as OCC rules, with
nomenclature and other technical
amendments to reflect OCC supervision.
The OCC will consider more
comprehensive substantive amendments
to former OTS regulations, as
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6 The OCC also has issued a notice of proposed
rulemaking to revise a number of OCC regulations
to reflect the OCC’s supervision of Federal savings
associations and other changes necessitated by the
Act. 76 FR 30557 (May 26, 2011).
7 76 FR 35963 (June 21, 2011).
8 Pursuant to section 1025 of the Act, with respect
to subpart C, the OCC will enforce this rule for
Federal savings associations with assets of $10
billion or less. The Consumer Financial Protection
Bureau will enforce subpart C of this rule for
institutions with assets of more than $10 billion.
9 Pursuant to section 1025 of the Act, with respect
to subpart D, the OCC will enforce this rule for
Federal savings associations with assets of $10
billion or less. The Consumer Financial Protection
Bureau will enforce subpart D of this rule for
institutions with assets of more than $10 billion.
10 With respect to § 571.83 and subpart J, the OCC
will enforce this rule for all Federal savings
associations. Pursuant to section 1025 of the Act,
with respect to the remaining provisions of part
571, the OCC will enforce this rule for Federal
savings associations with assets of $10 billion or
less and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
will enforce this rule for institutions with assets of
more than $10 billion.
11 Pursuant to section 1025 of the Act, the OCC
will enforce this rule for Federal savings
associations with assets of $10 billion or less. The
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau will enforce
this rule for institutions with assets of more than
$10 billion.
12 Pursuant to section 1025 of the Dodd-Frank
Act, the FDIC will enforce subpart D of this rule for
State savings associations with assets of $10 billion
or less. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
will enforce this rule for institutions with assets of
more than $10 billion.
13 With respect to § 571.83 and subpart J, the FDIC
will enforce this rule for all State savings
associations. Pursuant to section 1025 of the Dodd-
Frank Act, with respect to the remaining provisions
of part 571, the FDIC will enforce this rule for State
savings associations with assets of $10 billion or
less, and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
will enforce this rule for institutions with assets of
more than $10 billion.
14 Pursuant to section 1025 of the Dodd-Frank
Act, the FDIC will enforce this rule for State savings
associations with assets of $10 billion or less. The
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau will enforce
this rule for institutions with assets of more than
$10 billion.
appropriate, with the opportunity for
public comment, after the transfer date.6
On June 14, 2011, the FDIC’s Board of
Directors approved an interim rule with
request for comment to revise a number
of existing FDIC administrative and
procedural rules to reflect the FDIC’s
supervision of State savings associations
and to make other clarifying
amendments to those rules.7 This
interim rule, which was published in
the Federal Register on June 21, 2011,
will be effective on the transfer date.
The FDIC plans to issue a second
interim rule with a request for comment,
also effective on the transfer date, which
will republish certain OTS rules for
which the FDIC has rulemaking
authority. These regulations will be
renumbered and added to Chapter III of
Title 12 of the Code of Federal
Regulations with nomenclature and
other technical amendments. After the
transfer date, and with the opportunity
for public comment, the FDIC will
consider incorporating these rules into
its existing rules, amending them in a
more substantive manner, or rescinding
them, as appropriate.
OTS REGULATIONS THAT WILL BE ENFORCED BY THE OCC—TITLE 12
Part or section Chapter V—Office of Thrift Supervision, Department of the Treasury
Part 508 .............................................................. Removals, Suspensions and Prohibitions where a Crime is C harged.
Part 509 (except 509.100(b) and Subparts C
and D).
Rules of Practice and Procedure in Adjudicatory Proceedings.
Part 512 .............................................................. Rules for Investigative Proceedings and Formal Examination Proceedings.
Part 516 .............................................................. Application Processing Procedure.
Part 528 .............................................................. Nondiscrimination Requirements.
Part 533 .............................................................. Disclosure and Reporting of CRA-related Agreements.
Part 536 .............................................................. Consumer Protection in Sales of Insurance.
Part 541 .............................................................. Definitions for Federal Savings Association Regulations.
Part 543 .............................................................. Federal Mutual Savings Associations—Incorporation, Organization and Conversion.
Part 544 .............................................................. Federal Mutual Savings Associations—Charter and Bylaws.
Part 545 (except 545.2) ...................................... Federal Savings Associations—Operations.
Part 546 .............................................................. Federal Mutual Savings Associations—Merger, Dissolution, Reorganization, and Conversion.
Part 550 (except 550.10(b)) ............................... Fiduciary Powers of Savings Associations.
Part 551 .............................................................. Recordkeeping for Securities Transactions.
Part 552 .............................................................. Federal Stock Associations—Incorporation, Organization, and Conversion.
Part 555 (except 555.310(b)) ............................. Electronic Operations.
Part 557 (except 557.11, 12 and 13) ................. Deposits.
Part 559 .............................................................. Subordinate Organizations.
Part 560 8 (except 560.2) .................................... Lending and Investment.
Part 561 .............................................................. Definitions for Regulations Affecting All Savings Associa tions.
Part 562 (except 562.4(b)(2)) ............................. Regulatory Reporting Standards.
Part 563 9 (except 563.171, and 563.172(b)(2)) Savings Associations—Operations.
Part 563b ............................................................ Conversions from Mutual to Stock Form.
Part 563c ............................................................ Accounting Requirements.
Part 563d ............................................................ Securities of Savings Associations.
Part 563e ............................................................ Community Reinvestment.
Part 563f ............................................................. Management Official Interlocks.
Part 563g ............................................................ Securities Offerings.
Part 564 .............................................................. Appraisals.
Part 565 .............................................................. Prompt Corrective Action.
Part 567 .............................................................. Capital.
Part 568 .............................................................. Security Procedures.
Part 569 .............................................................. Proxies.
Part 570 .............................................................. Safety and Soundness Guidelines Establishing Standards for Safety and Soundness.
Part 571 10 ........................................................... Fair Credit Reporting.
Part 572 .............................................................. Loans in Areas Having Special Flood Hazards.
Part 573 11 ........................................................... Privacy of Consumer Information.
Part 574 (except provisions only applicable to
SLHCs).
Acquisition of Control of Savings Associations.
Part 590 .............................................................. Preemption of State Usury Laws.
Part 591 .............................................................. Preemption of Due-on-Sale Laws.
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6 The OCC also has issued a notice of proposed
rulemaking to revise a number of OCC regulations
to reflect the OCC’s supervision of Federal savings
associations and other changes necessitated by the
Act. 76 FR 30557 (May 26, 2011).
7 76 FR 35963 (June 21, 2011).
8 Pursuant to section 1025 of the Act, with respect
to subpart C, the OCC will enforce this rule for
Federal savings associations with assets of $10
billion or less. The Consumer Financial Protection
Bureau will enforce subpart C of this rule for
institutions with assets of more than $10 billion.
9 Pursuant to section 1025 of the Act, with respect
to subpart D, the OCC will enforce this rule for
Federal savings associations with assets of $10
billion or less. The Consumer Financial Protection
Bureau will enforce subpart D of this rule for
institutions with assets of more than $10 billion.
10 With respect to § 571.83 and subpart J, the OCC
will enforce this rule for all Federal savings
associations. Pursuant to section 1025 of the Act,
with respect to the remaining provisions of part
571, the OCC will enforce this rule for Federal
savings associations with assets of $10 billion or
less and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
will enforce this rule for institutions with assets of
more than $10 billion.
11 Pursuant to section 1025 of the Act, the OCC
will enforce this rule for Federal savings
associations with assets of $10 billion or less. The
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau will enforce
this rule for institutions with assets of more than
$10 billion.
12 Pursuant to section 1025 of the Dodd-Frank
Act, the FDIC will enforce subpart D of this rule for
State savings associations with assets of $10 billion
or less. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
will enforce this rule for institutions with assets of
more than $10 billion.
13 With respect to § 571.83 and subpart J, the FDIC
will enforce this rule for all State savings
associations. Pursuant to section 1025 of the Dodd-
Frank Act, with respect to the remaining provisions
of part 571, the FDIC will enforce this rule for State
savings associations with assets of $10 billion or
less, and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
will enforce this rule for institutions with assets of
more than $10 billion.
14 Pursuant to section 1025 of the Dodd-Frank
Act, the FDIC will enforce this rule for State savings
associations with assets of $10 billion or less. The
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau will enforce
this rule for institutions with assets of more than
$10 billion.
appropriate, with the opportunity for
public comment, after the transfer date.6
On June 14, 2011, the FDIC’s Board of
Directors approved an interim rule with
request for comment to revise a number
of existing FDIC administrative and
procedural rules to reflect the FDIC’s
supervision of State savings associations
and to make other clarifying
amendments to those rules.7 This
interim rule, which was published in
the Federal Register on June 21, 2011,
will be effective on the transfer date.
The FDIC plans to issue a second
interim rule with a request for comment,
also effective on the transfer date, which
will republish certain OTS rules for
which the FDIC has rulemaking
authority. These regulations will be
renumbered and added to Chapter III of
Title 12 of the Code of Federal
Regulations with nomenclature and
other technical amendments. After the
transfer date, and with the opportunity
for public comment, the FDIC will
consider incorporating these rules into
its existing rules, amending them in a
more substantive manner, or rescinding
them, as appropriate.
OTS REGULATIONS THAT WILL BE ENFORCED BY THE OCC—TITLE 12
Part or section Chapter V—Office of Thrift Supervision, Department of the Treasury
Part 508 .............................................................. Removals, Suspensions and Prohibitions where a Crime is C harged.
Part 509 (except 509.100(b) and Subparts C
and D).
Rules of Practice and Procedure in Adjudicatory Proceedings.
Part 512 .............................................................. Rules for Investigative Proceedings and Formal Examination Proceedings.
Part 516 .............................................................. Application Processing Procedure.
Part 528 .............................................................. Nondiscrimination Requirements.
Part 533 .............................................................. Disclosure and Reporting of CRA-related Agreements.
Part 536 .............................................................. Consumer Protection in Sales of Insurance.
Part 541 .............................................................. Definitions for Federal Savings Association Regulations.
Part 543 .............................................................. Federal Mutual Savings Associations—Incorporation, Organization and Conversion.
Part 544 .............................................................. Federal Mutual Savings Associations—Charter and Bylaws.
Part 545 (except 545.2) ...................................... Federal Savings Associations—Operations.
Part 546 .............................................................. Federal Mutual Savings Associations—Merger, Dissolution, Reorganization, and Conversion.
Part 550 (except 550.10(b)) ............................... Fiduciary Powers of Savings Associations.
Part 551 .............................................................. Recordkeeping for Securities Transactions.
Part 552 .............................................................. Federal Stock Associations—Incorporation, Organization, and Conversion.
Part 555 (except 555.310(b)) ............................. Electronic Operations.
Part 557 (except 557.11, 12 and 13) ................. Deposits.
Part 559 .............................................................. Subordinate Organizations.
Part 560 8 (except 560.2) .................................... Lending and Investment.
Part 561 .............................................................. Definitions for Regulations Affecting All Savings Associa tions.
Part 562 (except 562.4(b)(2)) ............................. Regulatory Reporting Standards.
Part 563 9 (except 563.171, and 563.172(b)(2)) Savings Associations—Operations.
Part 563b ............................................................ Conversions from Mutual to Stock Form.
Part 563c ............................................................ Accounting Requirements.
Part 563d ............................................................ Securities of Savings Associations.
Part 563e ............................................................ Community Reinvestment.
Part 563f ............................................................. Management Official Interlocks.
Part 563g ............................................................ Securities Offerings.
Part 564 .............................................................. Appraisals.
Part 565 .............................................................. Prompt Corrective Action.
Part 567 .............................................................. Capital.
Part 568 .............................................................. Security Procedures.
Part 569 .............................................................. Proxies.
Part 570 .............................................................. Safety and Soundness Guidelines Establishing Standards for Safety and Soundness.
Part 571 10 ........................................................... Fair Credit Reporting.
Part 572 .............................................................. Loans in Areas Having Special Flood Hazards.
Part 573 11 ........................................................... Privacy of Consumer Information.
Part 574 (except provisions only applicable to
SLHCs).
Acquisition of Control of Savings Associations.
Part 590 .............................................................. Preemption of State Usury Laws.
Part 591 .............................................................. Preemption of Due-on-Sale Laws.
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