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Code · Connecticut · Title 36a — The Banking Law of Connecticut · CHAPTER 664a — Administration And Enforcement

Sec. 36a-16. (Formerly Sec. 36-63). Reports to commissioner; penalties.

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(a)(1) Each Connecticut bank shall file with the commissioner such reports of condition and income as are required to be filed with the appropriate federal banking agency on the dates that such reports are required to be filed with such agency.
(2)Each out-of-state bank that maintains in this state a branch as defined in section 36a-410 shall quarterly file with the commissioner such loan and deposit information as the commissioner may require.
(3)Each such Connecticut bank or out-of-state bank shall also file with the commissioner or publish such other reports and information as the commissioner may require.
(4)Any Connecticut bank or out-of-state bank that fails to publish any report in accordance with this subsection or file any report or information required by this subsection, on the date required, shall pay to the commissioner one hundred dollars for each day that it fails to publish or file such report or information, unless excused for cause by the commissioner.
(b)Except as provided in subsection
(a)of this section, any person who fails to file any report or provide information required by any provision of this title, or any regulation adopted pursuant to this title, on the date required, shall pay to the commissioner fifty dollars for each day that such person fails to file such report or provide such information, unless excused for cause by the commissioner.
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