United States — Iowa
Iowa Code § 518.14 - Investments
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County mutual insurance associations must follow this section’s investment limits and holding rules.
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United States — Iowa
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County mutual insurance associations must follow this section’s investment limits and holding rules.
United States — Iowa
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State banks must follow federal affiliate-transaction rules for certain service contracts, and the superintendent may review those arrangements and act on unreasonable fees.
United States — Iowa
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Notice of dishonor must be given before the endorser’s or drawer’s obligation can be enforced, and it may be given by any person in a commercially reasonable way.
United States — Iowa
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A state bank may keep copies instead of originals, but must not destroy account records showing unpaid depositor balances, and records generally need not be kept more than seven years. The section also sets special rules for when contract-based claims against a state bank accrue and when they must be brought.
United States — Iowa
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A customer or authorized signer may stop payment or close an account by giving the bank a sufficiently clear order, and the customer bears the burden of proving loss if the bank pays despite the order.
United States — Iowa
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The board of directors may remove an officer or employee if it decides that doing so serves the best interests of the state bank.
United States — Iowa
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The authority may invest funds only in listed safe instruments, subject to an exception in section 261A.18(3), and purchased securities must mature or be redeemable before the money is needed.
United States — Iowa
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The division of criminal investigation must run a state DNA database and data bank, profile submitted DNA samples, and keep DNA records for required sample submitters.
United States — Iowa
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Creates an Iowa emergency food purchase program fund, assigns administration to the department of agriculture and land stewardship, and requires a managing Iowa food bank association to distribute food and report to the department.
United States — Iowa
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The superintendent must review a conversion application, decide on it within 90 days after processing, and may require reimbursement of application expenses before the decision is received.
United States — Iowa
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A collecting bank gets and can keep a security interest in deposited items, related documents, and proceeds when credit is withdrawn or applied, credit is available as of right, or the bank makes an advance.
United States — Iowa
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A state bank must clear checks drawn on it at par, unless the checks are received as special collection items.
United States — Iowa
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This section defines terms used in Article 3, including acceptor, drawee, drawer, maker, order, promise, ordinary care, party, prove, and remitter.
United States — Iowa
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Certain state bank officers and employees must post a bond, and the board of directors and superintendent have approval or increase powers over the bond amount.
United States — Iowa
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A state bank must prepare and maintain a shareholders’ voting list, and shareholders may inspect it under specified conditions.
United States — Iowa
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A presenting bank must handle documentary drafts in specified ways, including when to deliver documents, what to do after dishonor, and when it may use a referee in case of need.
United States — Iowa
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State bank officers and employees must make all state bank records available to the superintendent.
United States — Iowa
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Defines “payment date” for a payment order and says it may be set by the sender’s instruction, but not earlier than receipt by the beneficiary’s bank; otherwise it is the receipt day.
United States — Iowa
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A state bank may buy its own shares only with the superintendent’s prior approval.
United States — Iowa
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The superintendent of banking must enforce this chapter for non-exempt banks, and the superintendent of credit unions must enforce it for non-exempt credit unions.