United States — Arizona
ARS § 6-261
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Banks generally may not use recoupment or setoff against a special deposit, except in the stated subsection B and C situations.
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United States — Arizona
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Banks generally may not use recoupment or setoff against a special deposit, except in the stated subsection B and C situations.
United States — Arizona
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If an obligated bank wrongfully refuses to pay certain checks, the person entitled to enforce the check can recover expenses and lost interest, and sometimes consequential damages.
United States — Arizona
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A person may not conduct banking business in Arizona without a banking permit, subject to listed exceptions.
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An insurer may invest or deposit funds in specified accounts and instruments, including certain foreign bank and multinational development bank investments, subject to rating and concentration limits.
United States — Arizona
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Banks may not make loans to their own directors, officers, or employees if the loans would push the total above 1% of capital, unless the board expressly approves it; banks must also report certain director and officer obligations to the deputy director.
United States — Arizona
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This section lets a writ of garnishment reach certain debts or assets held by a financial institution branch when the writ is served on the manager or another officer at the office or branch where service is made.
United States — Arizona
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The deputy director may let a resulting bank keep nonconforming assets for a reasonable time and must set a maximum carrying value for them.
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If a bank loses insured-bank status or is found unsafe and uncorrectable, the deputy director may take control of the bank and must apply to court for a receiver through the attorney general.
United States — Arizona
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A bank must pay a beneficiary from a special deposit if sufficient collected funds are available, unless the account agreement says otherwise.
United States — Arizona
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The deputy director can deny an application to acquire control of a bank, trust company, savings and loan association, or controlling person if specified concerns are found, and may impose reasonable conditions when approving a proposal.
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After liquidation starts, the receiver must mail notice to certain recorded persons, require withdrawal of bank-held property by a set date, and in some cases open safety deposit repositories and turn unclaimed contents over to the court clerk.
United States — Arizona
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A bank’s authority to accept, pay, collect, or account for an item is not ended by a customer’s death or incompetence until the bank knows of the death or adjudication of incompetence and has a reasonable chance to act. After a customer’s death, the bank may still pay or certify certain checks for 10 days, unless a per
United States — Arizona
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The section says these bonds and notes are legal investments for specified public bodies, financial institutions, fiduciaries, and other authorized investors, and they may also be deposited with or received by public officers and state and local bodies.
United States — Arizona
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Banking permit applications must be in writing and in the form and with the supporting materials the deputy director requires. New permit applications use an organizational process and a final process, and required capital must be raised during the final application process.
United States — Arizona
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A receiving bank can owe interest, expenses, losses, and sometimes attorney fees if it improperly executes or fails to execute a payment order.
United States — Arizona
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A fiduciary role of a trust company, bank, or savings and loan association may be transferred to an authorized bank or savings and loan association, with deputy director approval.
United States — Arizona
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A bank must not take or hold its own capital stock or capital obligations as security for an obligation to the bank, unless the security is necessary to prevent loss on a previously contracted obligation.
United States — Arizona
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Bonds issued under this chapter are legal investments for banks, trust companies, and insurance companies organized and operating under state law.
United States — Arizona
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A collecting bank must use ordinary care when handling items, notices, settlement, and transit delays.
United States — Arizona
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Certain banks, savings and loan associations, and trust companies may establish and administer common trust funds, and may invest eligible fiduciary funds in those funds if the stated conditions are met.