How Could Insurance Companies Get Around the Restrictive Provisions Imposed

question 40

Multiple Choice

How could insurance companies get around the restrictive provisions imposed by the bank holding company act of 1956?

• A)Through the organizational mechanism of establishing nonbank bank subsidiaries.
• B)By opening federally chartered thrifts.
• C)By offering credit-related life, accident, health, or unemployment loans.
• D)By buying a full-service bank and then divesting its demand deposits or commercial loans.
• E)Answers A and D only.

Recognize the legal frameworks and principles that govern arbitration and mediation, both domestically and internationally.

Understand the role and qualifications of arbitrators and mediators in the ADR process.

Distinguish between different types of ADR processes and their applicability in various dispute scenarios.

Evaluate the effectiveness and limitations of ADR in resolving employment disputes, including sexual harassment cases.

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