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New Hampshire Banking Department releases guidance on HB1207 for chartered institutions and licensees

July 20, 2026

Summary

New Hampshire Banking Department released guidance explaining HB1207, signed into law July 10, 2026, which amends state banking laws applicable to chartered banks, credit unions, trust companies, and Consumer Credit Division (CCD) licensees. The guidance is a reference tool for industry participants to understand the statutory changes and adjust compliance practices accordingly.

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On July 10, 2026, Governor Ayotte signed HB1207, An Act Relative to Certain Laws Applicable to State Chartered Banks, Credit Unions, Trust Companies, and Other Consumer Credit Entities Subject to the Authority of the Banking Department, into law. The Banking Department is issuing guidance to assist industry participants in understanding the changes to the state banking laws affected by HB1207.

This guidance is meant to be used as a reference tool for banks, credit unions, trust companies and Consumer Credit Division (CCD) licensees. Please see the documents below for guidance on the changes that HB1207 will implement.

Guidance for Consumer Credit Division Licensees.pdf

Guidance for banks, credit unions and trust companies.pdf

Source: https://www.banking.nh.gov/news-and-media/new-hampshire-banking-department-releases-guidance-hb1207-chartered-institutions-and

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