United States — Alabama
Section 5-13B-94 Posting of License.
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A licensed foreign bank must post its license in a conspicuous place at the Alabama office covered by the license.
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United States — Alabama
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A licensed foreign bank must post its license in a conspicuous place at the Alabama office covered by the license.
United States — Alabama
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Banks must set aside part of yearly net earnings to surplus, and dividend payments and surplus withdrawals are restricted unless approved by the superintendent.
United States — Alabama
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A payor bank may revoke a settlement and recover it, or return an item or send dishonor notice, if it acts before final payment and before the midnight deadline.
United States — Alabama
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A licensed foreign bank with an Alabama state branch or agency must keep specified assets in Alabama, in an amount set by the superintendent relative to its liabilities.
United States — Alabama
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This section limits when a sender must pay for an erroneous payment order and gives the receiving bank recovery rights in some cases.
United States — Alabama
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The bank must not let net earnings after expenses benefit private individuals or entities, except when the board decides enough provision has been made for the bank’s obligations; then later net earnings must be paid to the state.
United States — Alabama
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The receiver must publish and mail notices asking claimants to present and prove claims against the bank.
United States — Alabama
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This chapter applies to all existing or later-created fiduciary accounts, but only for a bank or trust company’s actions or inactions after May 28, 1991.
United States — Alabama
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The superintendent may make agreements with qualifying bank supervisory agencies, enter corrective agreements or orders with a service provider, and join examinations or enforcement actions with other agencies.
United States — Alabama
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A payment order sent through a funds-transfer or other communication system is treated as if the system were the sender’s agent for transmitting it to the bank, except for Federal Reserve Banks’ funds-transfer systems.
United States — Alabama
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The receiver may hire counsel and expert help, keep bank staff if needed, and set compensation and supervision/liquidation expenses subject to court approval.
United States — Alabama
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This chapter does not apply to several listed government entities, postal money transmission, certain governmental benefits transfers, certain commodity-market entities, and some banks.
United States — Alabama
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Banks must make at least two reports each year to the superintendent when called and use the superintendent’s prescribed form. The report must also be verified by oath or affirmation from specified bank officers and directors.
United States — Alabama
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This section defines key terms used in the chapter.
United States — Alabama
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A foreign bank may not establish or keep an Alabama representative office unless it is licensed by the superintendent.
United States — Alabama
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The superintendent and certain Banking Board members may authorize or direct banks to delay payments, handle deposits separately, segregate assets, and make or renew loans when they think the circumstances warrant it.
United States — Alabama
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A collecting bank must use ordinary care when handling items, notices, settlements, and loss or delay reporting, and it generally must act by the midnight deadline.
United States — Alabama
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The superintendent’s approval is treated as granted if the superintendent does not file a written objection within 10 days after receiving written notice from the transferor bank.
United States — Alabama
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A person generally may not acquire control of a state bank without filing an application with the superintendent, and the acquiring party must meet filing, disclosure, amendment, and approval requirements.
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This section creates the Alabama Energy Infrastructure Bank and the Alabama Energy Infrastructure Fund, and directs how the bank and fund are to be used.