The Nevada Department of Business and Industry (the “Department”) oversees the organization, licensing, operation, and dissolution of financial institutions. The Nevada Division of Financial Institutions (the “NFID”) within the Department has supervisory control of most financial services businesses operating in Nevada, such as state-chartered banks, thrifts, savings and loan firms and credit unions, as well as trusts, installment loans, high-interest loans, and collection agencies. Since 1999, mortgage brokers and mortgage bankers have been subject to the jurisdiction of the Nevada Mortgage Lending Division (the “NMLD”).
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