No bank or trust company not actively engaged in business in this State prior to January 1, 1933, shall transact any business in this State or open a place of business in this State without having first secured from the State Bank Commissioner a certificate authorizing it to begin the transaction of business and to open a place of business in this State.
Structure Delaware Code
Chapter 9. REGULATIONS GOVERNING BUSINESS OF BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES
Subchapter I. General Provisions
§ 901. Corporate charter to do business as bank or trust company.
§ 902. Certificate required to transact business or open place of business.
§ 903. Issuance of certificate to transact business.
§ 904. Reports to Commissioner.
§ 905. Reports by national banks, federal savings associations and out-of-state banks.
§ 906. Failure to make reports; penalty.
§ 908. Value at which assets shall be carried on books.
§ 908A. Bank distinct from bank insurance department or division.
§ 910. Investment limitations.
§ 911. Ownership of real estate used for transaction of business.
§ 912. Limitations upon loans on security of and purchase of own capital stock.
§ 913. Authority of national bank to act as fiduciary.
§ 914. Appointment of trust company as trustee.
§ 916. Preference of funds held on deposit.
§ 918. Limitations on pledging or hypothecating assets.
§ 923. Deposits in names of two or more persons.
§ 924. Bank deposit accounts in trust form.
§ 927. Penalty for false statements regarding financial condition.
§ 929. Tying arrangements prohibited.
§ 930. Right of cancellation of certain insurance.
§ 930A. Mandatory disclosure in bank insurance policies.
§ 931. Employee retirement pensions for savings banks and savings societies.
§ 932. Loans and securities insured by Federal Housing Administrator.
§ 933. Prize linked savings programs.
§ 936. International banking facilities.
§ 938. Transfer of fiduciary accounts.
§ 939. Negotiable instruments.
§ 940. Self-analysis privilege for depository institutions and affiliates.