If a person is a major shareholder of a bank holding company with equity of less than twelve billion dollars and the bank holding company’s equity reaches twelve billion dollars or more, the person shall do all things necessary to ensure that the person is not a major shareholder of the bank holding company on the day that is three years after the day the bank holding company’s equity reached twelve billion dollars.
If a person is a major shareholder of a bank holding company with equity of less than eight billion dollars and the bank holding company’s equity reaches eight billion dollars or more, the person shall do all things necessary to ensure that the person is not a major shareholder of the bank holding company on the day that is three years after the day the bank holding company’s equity reached eight billion dollars.
If a person is a major shareholder of a bank holding company with equity of less than five billion dollars and the bank holding company’s equity reaches five billion dollars or more, the person shall do all things necessary to ensure that the person is not a major shareholder of the bank holding company on the day that is three years after the day the bank holding company’s equity reached five billion dollars.