Federal Bank Holding Company Law is a comprehensive reference work which covers every aspect of bank holding companies, from permissible activities through operations. It addresses such significant subjects as: the Federal Reserve Board’s supervisory framework for large, complex banking organizations, including guidance concerning capital adequacy; the continuing controversy between the banking agencies and the SEC over loan loss reserve practices by bank holding companies; the effect of expanded bank-level product and service powers on the structure of bank holding companies; the Basel Committee’s proposal to replace the 1988 Capital Accord with a new capital adequacy framework; community reinvestment; and enhanced enforcement authority of federal regulators.
Federal Bank Holding Company Law also provides guidance on bank acquisitions by foreign banks and contains coverage of the current legislative and regulatory developments, including the latest Federal Reserve Board orders and interpretive letters.
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