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What are Regulatory Applications?

The Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, like all other Federal Reserve Banks, processes several types of regulatory applications from state member banks, bank holding companies, and their shareholders. This function is consistent with the Federal Reserve System's supervision of state-chartered member banks and bank holding companies. Laws frequently addressed by the Federal Reserve System through the regulatory applications function include the Bank Holding Company Act, Change in Bank Control Act, Federal Reserve Act, and the Federal Deposit Insurance Act.

Regulatory applications processed by this office include applications to form a bank holding company or acquire another bank or bank holding company. Refer to the Applications Filing Information page located on the Board of Governors public web site for general guidance with respect to the regulatory requirements and processing standards.