United States — Kentucky
KRS § 212.480 Depository for funds.
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The board must choose a bank or banking institution each year to hold its funds, and the bank must provide security for those funds.
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United States — Kentucky
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The board must choose a bank or banking institution each year to hold its funds, and the bank must provide security for those funds.
United States — Kentucky
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This section says where an action may be brought against an incorporated bank or insurance company.
United States — Kentucky
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Certain bank, trust company, and guaranty or security company shares must be assessed by the local assessor, but no city or consolidated local government assessment may be made if the company pays the stated taxes on its property.
United States — Kentucky
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Banks and other financial institutions must provide certain account information to the secretary within 15 days of a request, and they may charge the cabinet a reasonable fee up to actual cost. Applicants and recipients must also give written consent for disclosure of financial data at the specified times.
United States — Kentucky
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This section was repealed. Its catchline said a bank may refuse payment of certain demand checks or instruments presented more than one year after the date, with no liability.
United States — Kentucky
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At least three solvent banks must be designated as state depositories for state funds, and each designated bank must meet the regulator’s minimum capital stock requirement.
United States — Kentucky
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The Commission may check bank deposit amounts and audit the bank account books for the audited agency. Banks are not liable for providing the required information to the Commission.
United States — Kentucky
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State and federally chartered banks may apply through the corporation for loans for qualified farmers, and the corporation determines the commission banks receive.
United States — Kentucky
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District money must be paid to the secretary-treasurer, deposited in qualifying banks or trust companies, and paid out only on properly signed warrants.
United States — Kentucky
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The State Investment Commission serves as the Sinking Fund Commission and may sell Bank of Kentucky stock, including selling and reinvesting the proceeds from time to time.
United States — Kentucky
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A ferry owner or lessee must grade and pave the stream banks at a road crossing and keep the hard surface maintained.
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A power of attorney with general authority over banks and other financial institutions lets the agent manage the principal’s banking and payment matters, unless the power of attorney says otherwise.
United States — Kentucky
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A fiduciary bank or trust company generally may not buy its own stock or an affiliate’s stock for a trust or estate it manages, unless the trust instrument authorizes it or the shares were acquired through rights on stock originally received.
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Defines “bank for cooperatives” for this chapter and related section, with a context-based exception.
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The Department of Agriculture establishes a grant program for nonprofit organizations to collect and distribute surplus Kentucky agricultural commodities to food banks and similar charities serving needy or low-income people.
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Banks and institutions that deal in bills of exchange must set exchange rates regularly, record and post them, and officers must follow those rates.
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A school district may issue bonds sold directly to banks, private investors, and financial institutions to help pay for school building construction or acquisition.
United States — Kentucky
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Creates the farms to food banks trust fund, puts the department in charge, and limits fund money to grants for eligible nonprofit organizations.
United States — Kentucky
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Certain taxpayers may direct part of their Kentucky income tax refund to the farms to food banks trust fund, and the Department of Revenue must transfer designated funds each year.
United States — Kentucky
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Certain fiduciaries and banks may deposit securities in a clearing corporation, but they must keep records showing whose securities they hold and provide written certification on demand.