One of our bank branches is on the first floor of a multi-tenant office building. We recently purchased additional space on the second floor of that building to office some administrative staff and our commercial lending team. Would we need to have all the required signage on the second floor as we do on the first floor such as HMDA, Fair Housing, CRA Notice, HR Notices, etc.?

do you receive customers at this location?

Is there a central location for employees to see HR signage?

Yes, occasionally commercial lenders will meet with borrowers. The staff will have their own separate break room from the main office.

If signage can be bypassed and not seen as the 2nd floor folks go up, I'd post up there simply because it's easy to do, easy to maintain and you never have to justify it when there is an issue or regulator questioning it.

Some signage isn't required on each floor though, like items you'd often have on the Fed Wall, i.e. HMDA and CRA as examples. The second floor isn't a separate branch, I assume. Equal Housing and HR posters may be good duplicated especially if seeing them on the way up isn't likely.