Banking.

The Banking Law regulates the practice of banking in California and classifies these institutions as commercial banks, industrial banks, and trust companies. That law prescribes requirements for the articles of different classes of banks and requires the articles to specify the classification of the bank. Existing law authorizes the Commissioner of Business Oversight to enforce, among other provisions, compliance with the requirements of the Banking Law. This bill would require a bank to post its classification in a prominent location on the bank's Internet Web site.