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What did the 1949 Act say about directors of different banks?

AEach needed a government nominee
BNo two banks could share directors
CDirectors had to be career bankers
DDirectors held office for life
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. No two banks could share directors
To prevent interlocking control, the Act barred two banks from having common directors.
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