Esheria Regulatory Atlas
Financial services, banking, payments, credit, securities, and regulated finance. These records come from release legal-2026.07.26-907 and link directly to stored legal text.
891 matching statutes
United States — Kansas
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The board must take control of property it acquires, keep it, maintain records, make inventory available, and give public notice 30 days before selling bank-owned property.
United States — Kansas
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The state fair board may seek a change fund, but the director of accounts and reports controls approval and the maximum amount, and the fund may be used only to make change during the state fair.
United States — Kansas
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Banks may give security for funds deposited by a federally recognized Indian tribe.
United States — Kansas
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A bank may set off or recoup against a secured party’s deposit-account interest, but subsection (c) limits that when the secured party’s interest is perfected by control and the set-off is based on a claim against the debtor.
United States — Kansas
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Imprest fund money must be kept in designated or approved local banks, except change funds, and certain disbursements must be by check with documentation.
United States — Kansas
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This section authorizes bonds to be issued and sold, sets minimum denomination, interest, and maturity rules, and removes the county debt limit for this bond issue.
United States — Kansas
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This provision bars certain taxes and limits county appraisers from revisiting older tax assessments, while preserving taxpayers’ protest rights.
United States — Kansas
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The governor resolves certain transfer-related conflicts, and the state bank commissioner and deputy commissioner for consumer and mortgage lending succeed to specified property and records.
United States — Kansas
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This section defines “invest” and “savings and loan service corporation,” and limits who may buy all of a service corporation’s capital stock.
United States — Kansas
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Credit unions are granted a broad set of powers, including lending, investing, handling member shares and certificates, and making agreements for financial services, subject to listed limits and approvals.
United States — Kansas
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The secretary of transportation manages the freeway funds, and the pooled money investment board controls how the funds are invested, reported, and safeguarded, subject to stated limits.
United States — Kansas
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This section says the act applies to banks and trust companies when they act as fiduciaries or as custodians for fiduciaries.
United States — Kansas
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This provision defines “net income” and lets certain financial institutions deduct specified reserves and Kansas-attributed interest income from net income.
United States — Kansas
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The treasurer of the board must deposit money received into one or more banks designated by the board.
United States — Kansas
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The treasurer of the board must deposit money in banks designated by the board and protect it as required by another Kansas statute section.
United States — Kansas
1 provisions
Article 12 applies to any national or state chartered bank with a main office or branch in this state.
United States — Kansas
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Orders by the treasurer that transfer money between state bank accounts must be signed by the treasurer or a duly authorized deputy.
United States — Kansas
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Federal Reserve Board regulations and Federal Reserve Bank operating circulars override inconsistent parts of this article, but only to the extent they conflict.
United States — Kansas
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This section limits gift card and gift certificate expiration dates, bans fees for the first 12 months, requires disclosure of conditions, and sets exceptions and redemption rules.
United States — Kansas
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The director of accounts and reports must abolish certain revolving funds, move their remaining balances to corresponding imprest funds, make transfers to match specified fund balances, and may issue warrants or order checks to open or reconstitute local bank accounts.