Financial Institutions Act 1957

Consolidations, mergers, and purchase and sale transac-
tions approved by the State banking departments,
1957
National and State-chartered banks consolidated,
merged, or purchased by other national and State-
chartered banks during the 6 months ended June 30,
1957--

613

614

612

National banks acting as insurance agent or broker: Letter of

July 29, 1957...

Summary of consolidations, mergers, and purchase and
sale transactions, by years__

615

338

Nonbanking organizations issuing travelers' checks -

243

Opposition to sections of H. R. 7026 and S. 1451

184

Preferred stock, section 20: Letter of July 29, 1957.

365

Proposed amendment on administration of pension and profit-

sharing accounts of national banks_

Rates of interest permissible under State law, letter of August 7,
1957--

621

Small loan laws, by States_

622

Stock options, requirements, letter of August 13, 1957-

672

Subpena reports of examination of national banks; letter of Au-
gust 7, 1957.

357

Summary of new common stock sold by national banks for years

1947 to 1956, inclusive..

223

Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation:

Civil-service retirement and disability benefits and employees

compensation benefits___

721

Employment, separation, and compensation_

Interest on paid-in capital compounded annually from June 30,

1934 to June 30, 1947, and compounded from June 30, 1947, to

dates of repayment of capital at same rates as the average yield

on United States Government obligations owned at those dates.

852

Additional data submitted to the committee by-Continued

Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation-Continued

Letter of August 16, 1957, in answer to requests by Hon. Wright Page

Patman

725

Exhibit 1. Capital ratios of national banks, 1865-1956 -.

Exhibit 2. Total capital accounts per $100 of assets of na-

tional banks, 1865-1956..

726

727

Exhibit 3. Earnings, expenses, and distribution of profits in

insured commercial banks, 1934-56--

728

Exhibit 4. Insured commercial banks, net profit after taxes,

1934-56, and earnings on obligations of United States Gov-

ernment, 1945–56_-

730

Exhibit 5. Insured commercial banks' capital accounts, De-

cember 31, 1940-56..

730

Exhibit 6. Comparison of interest paid on time and demand

deposits, service charges on deposit accounts, and FDIC

assessments, 1927-56, Federal Reserve members and all

insured banks___

Loans to examiners of the Corporation___

Officials and employees, 1934-56-

Temporary employees in bank liquidations, 1952–57.

Temporary employees in liquidations acquired January 1,

1952-July 31, 1957 -

Petition: Application of FDIC, as receiver of the Home National

Bank of Ellensville, N. Y., for authority to sell assets as re-

quired by title 12, United States Code, section 192_

Power to require audits of insured banks...

Receivership of the Home National Bank of Ellenville, Ellenville,

N. Y....

Recommendations for legislative changes, letter of August 20,

1957-

Letter to Hon. A. Willis Robertson, dated October 2, 1956-

Letter to Hon. A. Willis Robertson of November 2, 1956.

Recommendations for the amendment of the Federal Deposit

Insurance Act and related laws...

U. S. Government obligations owned, by maturities as of July
31, 1957----

743

Federal Reserve System:

Agencies for which the Federal Reserve banks act as fiscal agents

and the capacities in which they act

Assets of retirement system of Federal Reserve banks, February

1957.

Bank consolidations, mergers, and absorptions, 1952–56.
Bank premises of Federal Reserve banks and branches, Decem-
ber 31, 1956_ _ _

Other real estate acquired for banking house purposes-
Cafeteria and/or other restaurant receipts and losses during year
1956 for each of the banks and the Board.......

Computed interest charge and computed interest rate on Federal

securities

Consumer credit, by holder.

Corporate bond issues..

Combined balance sheet of United States corporations, 1954.

Destruction of unfit silver certificates and United States notes..

Dividends on preferred stock not deductible for Federal income-

tax purposes except as authorized by section 583 of the Internal

Revenue Code of 1954.

Earnings and expenses of Federal Reserve banks during 1956_ _ _

Earnings of Federal Reserve banks during 1956 on discounts and

advances secured by other than United States Government

securities

540

568, 569

Additional data submitted to the committee by-Continued

Federal Reserve System-Continued

Exchange charges and the absorption of such charges..

Federal Reserve bank expenditures for bank premises and repairs
and alterations, 1950-56..

Page

571

Foreign branches of American banks in operation on June 30,

1957.

Hospitalization and surgical benefits of officers and employees..

Increase in total debt__

118

Net public and private debt_

119

367

Instructions to auditors, letter to Arthur Andersen & Co., dated

November 7, 1956...

Insulating a portion of the national debt, discussion of inquiry by

Congressman Reuss..

Letter to Congressman Charles A. Vanik, dated July 25, 1957.......

List of State member banks as of March 14, 1957, where invest-

ment in bank premises equals or exceeds amount of capital

stock (in no case does investment exceed bank's total capital

stock, surplus, and undivided profits) -

Typical cases of State member bank applications for author-

ity under section 24A of the Federal Reserve Act to invest

more than 100 percent of capital stock in bank premises__

Loans, discounts, and advances by Federal Reserve banks dur-

ing 1956____

Loans, discounts, and advances by Federal Reserve banks during
1956 secured by other than United States Government secur-
ities..

Marketable Treasury notes, interest rates.

Member banks in central reserve and reserve cities granted per-
mission to maintain reduced reserves.

Membership of Territorial national banks.....

Net public and private debt outstanding, by type of lender...
Number of banking offices on Federal Reserve par list and not on
par list for selected States, December 31, 1956 (States not
shown separately have no nonpar banking offices).
Number of employees and officers of Federal Reserve banks
receiving salaries over $12,500----

Officers and employees receiving salaries of more than $12,500

Penalties for deficiencies in reserves of member banks:

537

538

388

528

418

563

449

442

526, 567

526, 568

(a) A statement giving the gist of the Board's regulation or

policy as to the general rule for penalty assessment-

(b) A statement as to procedures and standards whereby

"special authority" has been granted to waive penalties.

October 10, 1949, giving name of bank, amount of penalty

which would have been assessed under the prevailing rule,

and the reason for waiving the penalty...

Repurchase agreements-Conditions prescribed by the Federal

Open Market Committee...

Retirement funds:

Total amount paid by Federal Reserve banks and the Fed-

eral Reserve Board into retirement funds in the System__

Amount paid or authorized by the banks and/or the Board

during the year 1957 to retirement funds..

State laws requiring par clearance of checks.
States confining branch banking to prescribed districts_-

Status of officers and employees of the Federal Reserve System,
other than members of the Board, as public officials_
Suggested amendment (Federal Reserve Act, sec. 11).
Twenty-year amortized real-estate loans...

567

Henderson, Hon. John E.:

Accused of Red Fronting Swiss Bank Firm Barred From Dealing

in State, article from New York Herald Tribune, August 6,

1957.

773

Recommendations of legislative committee of Ohio Bankers Asso-

ciation.

188

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