§ 192.630. Eligibility of State-chartered savings bank for voluntary supervisory conversion.
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A State-chartered savings bank may be eligible to convert to a Federal stock savings bank under this subpart if:
(a)The FDIC certifies under section 5(o)(2)(C) of the HOLA that severe financial conditions threaten the savings bank's stability and that the voluntary supervisory conversion is likely to improve its financial condition; or
(b)The savings bank meets the following conditions:
(1)The savings bank's liabilities exceed its assets, as calculated under generally accepted accounting principles, assuming the savings bank is a going concern; and
(2)The savings bank will issue a sufficient amount of permanent capital stock to meet its applicable FDIC capital requirement immediately upon completion of the conversion, or the FDIC determines that the savings bank will achieve an acceptable capital level within an acceptable time period.