Wisconsin Code § 214.15

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In this subchapter:
(1) “In-state institution” means a savings bank or savings and
loan association organized under the laws of this state or federal
law and having its home office in this state.
(2) “In-state holding company” means a savings and loan
holding company, as defined in s. 215.01 (24m), or savings bank
holding company that has its principal place of business in this
state and is not owned or controlled by a company having its principal place of business outside of this state.
(3) “Regional institution” means a foreign savings bank, foreign association, federal savings and loan association or federal
savings bank that has its accounts insured by a deposit insurance
corporation, and which has its home office located in the geographic area and that, if owned or controlled by a company, is
owned or controlled by a regional holding company or by an instate holding company.
(4) “Regional holding company” means a savings and loan
holding company or savings bank holding company that has its
principal place of business in the geographic area and is not
owned or controlled by a company having its principal place of
business outside of the geographic area.

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