United States — Hawaii
HRS § 428-904 - Merger
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This provision lets certain LLCs merge and sets approval, filing, disclosure, and timing rules for the merger.
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United States — Hawaii
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This provision lets certain LLCs merge and sets approval, filing, disclosure, and timing rules for the merger.
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This provision defines terms used in the chapter, including bank, financial corporation, subsidiary, and related financial entities.
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A special purpose financial captive insurance company must preserve and administer its assets for specified liabilities, include a disclosure in investor documents unless waived by the commissioner, and follow conditions on investments and loans.
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This section defines key terms used in the chapter.
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A Hawaii insurer or company that pays certain retaliatory taxes in another state may claim a credit, but the credit cannot exceed the tax due for the year and claims must be filed by the end of the twelfth month after the taxable year closes.
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The board controls corporate powers and must perform listed duties, with some actions allowed only if not prohibited elsewhere.
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A qualifying trust company or bank may make a written agreement to carry on trust services, but the agreement is not effective for the trust company until the commissioner approves it in writing.
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A limited liability company may end its existence by filing articles of termination with the director after winding up and settling its debts and assets.
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This provision defines several terms used in the part, including limited lines motor vehicle rental company producer, motor vehicle rental agreement, motor vehicle rental company, motor vehicle renter, and rental vehicle.
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The commissioner or an authorized examiner may examine captive insurance companies, and branch captive insurance companies must file annual compliance materials by March 1.
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Depository financial services loan companies may form and own a service corporation only with commissioner approval and only if specified safety, investment, and reporting conditions are met.
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A cable company must be selected through an approved process before installing a high-voltage electric transmission cable system, and it cannot begin commercial operations until the commission issues a certificate.
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A member may dissociate from a limited liability company at any time by express will.
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A trust company has broad fiduciary powers, but it is barred from certain banking-type activities and from using client assets to borrow for its own benefit.
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A trust company may invest its own assets only in the listed securities, obligations, and property categories, subject to several percentage caps and conditions.
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This provision defines “Intra-Pacific bank,” “Intra-Pacific bank holding company,” and “reciprocal region.”
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This chapter defines key banking terms such as affiliate, control, commissioner, deposit, and financial institution.
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This section defines several terms used in the article, including Administrator, Board, Company, Council, Investment manager, and Qualified actuary.
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Sponsors may form a sponsored captive insurance company, and the company must be incorporated in one of the listed entity forms.
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Certain captive insurance companies may maintain investments under an approved strategic investment policy, but they must keep specified reserve coverage and records.