Oklahoma Code § 18-381.66b

Title 18. Corporations: Conversion of national banking association or
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Oklahoma-chartered bank into stock association.
A.  At an annual meeting or at any special meeting of the
stockholders called to consider such action, any national banking
association or Oklahoma-chartered bank may convert itself into a
stock association pursuant to this act upon a majority vote of the

outstanding stock entitled to vote thereon, and in compliance with
any federal laws, or provisions of the Oklahoma Banking Code,
applicable to such a transaction by the converting national banking
association or Oklahoma-chartered bank.  Copies of the minutes of
the proceedings of such meeting of stockholders, verified by the
affidavit of the secretary or an assistant secretary, and verified
copies of the plan of conversion shall be filed for approval with
the State Banking Commissioner.  At the meeting at which conversion
is voted upon, the stockholders shall also vote upon the directors
who shall be the directors of the state-chartered association after
conversion takes effect.  Such directors then shall execute and file
an application for conversion, a proposed certificate of
incorporation and proposed bylaws, and the Commissioner shall, upon
approval, issue a certificate of authority, all as provided in this
act.  The Commissioner shall approve the application for conversion
and issue a certificate of authority if it appears that:
1.  The resulting stock association meets all of the
requirements of this act as to the formation of a new stock
association; and
2.  The resulting stock association will have an adequate
capital structure including surplus.  The association shall include
in the certificate of incorporation the following, as applicable:
"This association is incorporated by conversion from a national
banking association/Oklahoma-chartered bank."  All of the directors
who are chosen for the association shall sign and acknowledge the
certificate of incorporation as the subscribers.  The Commissioner
may provide, by regulation, for any additional procedure to be
followed by any such national banking association or Oklahoma-
chartered bank converting into an association under this act,
including the amount of the application fee to be paid to the
Oklahoma State Banking Department.  All the provisions regarding
property and other rights and liabilities contained in Section
381.66a of this title shall apply, in reverse order, to the
conversion of a national banking association or Oklahoma-chartered
bank into an association incorporated under this act, so that the
state-chartered association shall be a continuation of the corporate
entity of the converting national banking association or Oklahoma-
chartered bank.
B.  In connection with the review of the application for
conversion, the Commissioner may conduct an examination of the
converting institution, and such examination shall be paid for by
the converting institution according to the fees prescribed in
subsection D of Section 381.15 of this title for special
examinations.  The deposit payable by the converting institution
pursuant to paragraph 5 of Section 381.16 of this title shall not be
a limitation on the examination fee payable by the converting
institution.

C.  If a converting national banking association or Oklahoma-
chartered bank has assets which do not conform to the requirements
of state law for the converted state association, or there are
business activities which are not permitted for the converted state
association, the Commissioner may permit a reasonable time to
conform with state law.
Added by Laws 1990, c. 173, § 25, emerg. eff. May 3, 1990.  Amended
by Laws 1993, c. 183, § 64, eff. July 1, 1993; Laws 2000, c. 81, §
71, eff. Nov. 1, 2000.

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