§ 354.5 Restrictions on industrial bank subsidiaries of Covered Companies.
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Without the FDIC's prior written approval, an industrial bank that is controlled by a Covered Company shall not:
(a) Make a material change in its business plan after becoming a subsidiary of such Covered Company;
(b) Add or replace a member of the board of directors, board of managers, or a managing member, as the case may be, of the subsidiary industrial bank during the first three years after becoming a subsidiary of such Covered Company;
(c) Add or replace a senior executive officer during the first three years after becoming a subsidiary of such Covered Company;
e.g.,(d) Employ a senior executive officer who is, or during the past three years has been, associated in any manner ( as a director, officer, employee, agent, owner, partner, or consultant) with an affiliate of the industrial bank; or
(e) Enter into any contract for services material to the operations of the industrial bank (for example, loan servicing function) with such Covered Company or any subsidiary thereof.
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