First National Bank and Fidelity Bank are subsidiaries of Bank Holding Company, Inc. Fidelity is planning to sell First National two loan participations. It has been Fidelity's practice for several years to sell overlines to First National.
First National Bank is a wholly owned subsidiary of Bank Holding Company, Inc. Which of the following companies is NOT an affiliate of First National Bank?
First National Bank made a loan to a nonbank affiliate of its holding company that is secured by stocks, bonds, and debentures. At the outset of the loan, First
National had collateral with a market value equal to 150 percent of the loan amount. Over time, some of the collateral has been retired and amortized. Some has dropped in value. What is the responsibility of the bank regarding the collateral?
A national bank may make a loan to an affiliated mortgage company that is 100 percent owned by the same bank holding company, if the aggregate amount of all covered transactions of the national bank and its subsidiaries does not exceed a certain percentage of capital and surplus of the national bank. What is that percentage?