United States — Iowa
Iowa Code § 554.12201 - Security procedure
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A security procedure is an agreed method between a customer and a receiving bank for verifying payment orders or detecting transmission/content errors.
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United States — Iowa
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A security procedure is an agreed method between a customer and a receiving bank for verifying payment orders or detecting transmission/content errors.
United States — Iowa
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97 Acts, ch 60, §1, 2 .
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This section defines what counts as a “qualified United States financial institution” for two chapter purposes.
United States — Iowa
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A state bank must give the superintendent a full and accurate condition statement when asked, and send it within 30 days after each calendar quarter. The superintendent may also require special reports and may use or rely on certain federal statement forms.
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These sections are reserved.
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A court may order disputed money or property held by a party as trustee to be deposited with the clerk, delivered to a party, or deposited in a bank with the parties’ consent.
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Certain mutual financial entities may convert to a stock corporation only with superintendent approval, and they must apply and submit required materials.
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Rules for conflicting security interests in the same deposit account depend on control, with the bank sometimes having priority.
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A bank may exercise recoupment or setoff against a secured party’s interest in a deposit account, except as subsection 3 limits that result.
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This chapter may be cited as the Iowa Banking Act.
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The authority’s treasurer must keep the authority’s money separate and deposit it in separate account(s). The authority may also deposit certain revenues and bond proceeds with a bank or trust company in the state.
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A state bank may restate its articles of incorporation, but the process requires board action, shareholder approval, filing, and state approvals.
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Online marketplaces must collect specified information from high-volume third-party sellers and verify it within 10 days; sellers may give the required bank or payee information directly to the marketplace or to its contracted processor.
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This section limits how insurance companies other than life insurers may invest their assets, and sets rules for holding, collateralizing, valuing, and disposing of certain investments.
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This provision says the article may be cited as “Uniform Commercial Code — Bank Deposits and Collections.”
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Source text only gives a citation-style reference: “2005 Acts, ch 5, §1.”
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This provision says who is qualified or authorized to act as a fiduciary in Iowa, including resident adults, certain banks and trust companies, qualifying nonprofit corporations, and public guardians.
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The superintendent may appoint examiners and other employees, including for the banking division’s internal information technology group, when needed to carry out the superintendent’s legal duties.
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The county treasurer must hold certain sale proceeds in trust for the owner if the owner applies within one year; otherwise the money is forfeited to the state general fund.
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A state bank may make leases if allowed by rules adopted by the superintendent under chapter 17A.