N.Y. Financial Services Law § 904
Violations
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Current — January 1, 2026
As of January 1, 2025
§ 904. Violations. 1. If the superintendent finds, after notice and\nhearing, that a private education creditor has knowingly violated this\narticle by failing to comply with any registration or reporting\nrequirement or by furnishing inaccurate information to the\nsuperintendent, the superintendent may impose a civil penalty of not\nmore than ten thousand dollars for each violation.\n 2. The superintendent may order that any person who has been found to\nhave knowingly violated any provision of this article, or of the rules\nand regulations issued pursuant thereto, and has thereby caused\nfinancial harm to consumers, be barred for a term not exceeding ten\nyears from acting as a private education creditor, or a stockholder, or\nan officer, director, partner or other owner, or an employee of a\nprivate education creditor.\n
§ 904. Violations. 1. If the superintendent finds, after notice and\nhearing, that a student loan servicer has knowingly violated this\narticle by failing to comply with any reporting requirement or by\nknowingly furnishing materially inaccurate information to the\nsuperintendent, the superintendent may impose a civil penalty of not\nmore than ten thousand dollars for each violation.\n 2. The superintendent may order that any person who has been found to\nhave knowingly violated any provision of this article, or of the rules\nand regulations issued pursuant thereto, and has thereby caused\nfinancial harm to consumers, be barred for a term not exceeding ten\nyears from acting as a student loan servicer, or a stockholder, or an\nofficer, director, partner or other owner, or an employee of a student\nloan servicer.\n
Official source: NYS Open Legislation (New York State Senate). Reproduced from public-domain New York statutes; confirm against the official source for the current text. Not legal advice.