Wisconsin § 222.0207 - Voluntary termination of certification.
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§ 222.0207. Voluntary termination of certification.
A financial institution that is certified as a universal bank under this chapter may elect to terminate its certification by giving 60 days’ prior written notice of the termination to the division. A termination under this section is effective only with the written approval of the division. A financial institution shall, as a precondition to termination under this section, terminate its exercise of all powers granted under this chapter before the termination of the certification. The division’s written approval of a financial institution’s termination under this section is void if the financial institution fails to satisfy the precondition to termination under this section. 222.0207 History History: 2003 a. 63 . subch. III of ch. 222 SUBCHAPTER III ORGANIZATION
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