Reporting Form
FR Y-10F The Report of Changes in FBO Organizational Structure
Notice of Discontinuation:
The Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System discontinued the FR Y-10F report effective June 30, 2007.
Description:
This report provides data on organizational structural changes for foreign banking organizations (FBOs) with respect to their U.S. banking and nonbanking activities. There are five schedules: the Banking Schedule, which collects information about a reporter that is a Banking Company and about a reporter's directly or indirectly held interests in a BHC, an FBO or bank organized under U.S. law; the Nonbanking Schedule, which collects information about a reporter's directly or indirectly held interests in a Nonbanking Company; the Merger Schedule, which collects information on the survivors and nonsurvivors of mergers involving any reportable company; the 4(k) Schedule which collects the required post-transaction notices for activities, formations and acquisitions of companies and large merchant banking and insurance company investments authorized under Section 4(k) of the Bank Holding Company Act; and the Branch, Agency, and Representative Office Schedule, which collects structure information on branches, agencies, representative offices and managed non-U.S. branches.
Subjects:
Applications/Structure
Audiences:
Bank Holding Companies, Foreign Banking Organizations
Form and Instructions: Offsite
Current and historical versions of this form and their instructions are maintained on the Board of Governors' website in PDF format.
Additional Information:
Historic Reporting Changes pdf
Regulation Y governs FBO's business activities in the U.S. Offsite
Regulation K governs the operations of foreign banks in the U.S. Offsite
Online System Offsite
Enhancements to the Online System pdf
Report of Changes in FBO Organizational Structure (FR Y-10F) pdf
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