Okla. Stat. tit. 6, § 6-306.1: Commissioner – Certificate of authority – Recommendation

of action.

A. Once the Commissioner determines that a bank or savings

association is in danger of failing and all or part of the deposit

liability of such bank or savings association is to be assumed by a

bank being organized for that purpose, the Board at a meeting closed

to the public may approve of the organization of the acquiring bank

and the Commissioner may grant a certificate of authority to the

acquiring bank, and shall not be bound by the provisions,

restrictions, and requirements contained in Article III of this

title. The Commissioner is further empowered in such event to grant

authority to organize a state savings association and issue a

certificate of authority without notice or hearing and without

action of the Board.

B. If the Commissioner has determined that a bank is in danger

of failing and the Commissioner must take possession of the bank

pursuant to Article XII of this title, the Board at a meeting closed

to the public may approve of the actions of the Commissioner and

order the Commissioner to tender to the Federal Deposit Insurance

Corporation the appointment as liquidator of the bank.

C. If the Commissioner determines that a bank or other company

under the Department’s supervision is in danger of failing or is

subject to other conditions or circumstances which, if made public,

could result in deterioration of the bank or other company, the

Board, at a meeting closed to the public, may consider any action

recommended by the Commissioner directed at resolving or improving

upon the conditions or circumstances to which the bank or other

company is subject.