Tax & Finance

Federal Reserve Notice on Bank Holding Company Formation and Acquisition Applications

🇺🇸United States··Notice·Low Impact·View source ↗

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🇬🇧 English

This notice opens public comment on applications for companies to become bank holding companies or acquire banks or bank holding companies. The listed applications include Juno Bancorp, Inc.’s plan to acquire New Republic Bank, with another application listed under the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago but cut off in the provided text. Banks, bank investors, competitors, customers, and community groups may review the public parts of the filings and submit comments to the relevant Federal Reserve Bank or the Board of Governors. Comments are due by July 6, 2026, and should not include confidential or private information because they may be disclosed publicly.

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Key Changes

  • Opens public comment on bank holding company formation and acquisition applications
  • Lists Juno Bancorp, Inc.’s proposed acquisition of New Republic Bank
  • Sets July 6, 2026 as the deadline for written comments

Obligations

What this law requires

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Companies seeking to become a bank holding company or to acquire assets, ownership, control, or voting power over a bank or bank holding company must apply to the Board for approval under the Bank Holding Company Act, Regulation Y, and other applicable statutes and regulations.

companies seeking bank holding company statuscompanies seeking to acquire banks or bank holding companies
licensing
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Interested persons submitting comments on the listed bank holding company applications must submit written comments to the indicated Federal Reserve Bank or to the Board of Governors no later than July 6, 2026.

interested personsbank investorscompetitorscustomerscommunity groups
not later than July 6, 2026
reporting
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Commenters should not include confidential, contact, identifying, personal, business, or other information inappropriate for public disclosure in comments because comments generally will be made publicly available without change.

interested persons submitting comments
when submitting comments by July 6, 2026
disclosure

Affected Parties

Bank holding company applicantsBanks involved in proposed acquisitions+2 more…

Tags

bank holding companies,Federal Reserve,bank acquisitions…