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.
853 matching statutes
United States — Missouri
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The commissioner of administration may deduct employee-authorized amounts from a state employee’s compensation warrant for certain bank deposit investments.
United States — Missouri
1 provisions
Directors of certain banks or trust companies may set aside part of profits as a trust guaranty fund, but they must invest it only in securities that are legal for trust funds and keep its accounts in the trust department.
United States — Missouri
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A development finance corporation must not lend money if credit is readily available elsewhere, and its directors must try to make sure banks, insurance companies, and other state lending institutions get the first chance to make the loan.
United States — Missouri
1 provisions
The state treasurer must act as trustee for the contributions account, deposit specified funds in approved financial institutions, and use the account only for the stated purposes.
United States — Missouri
1 provisions
The board of trustees controls the retirement system funds, can invest them, and must follow set rules for interest, disbursements, deposits, and service-credit purchases.
United States — Missouri
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The department must run an EPAct credit program, keep and use a biodiesel fund, report annually, make required filings, and study alternative fuels.
United States — Missouri
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The board may issue bonds, but the money and tax levy used for them must be managed and used only for the levee works and related authorized costs.
United States — Missouri
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Banks and trust companies’ boards may adopt emergency bylaws for emergencies, and those bylaws can change meeting, quorum, notice, and officer-succession rules.
United States — Missouri
1 provisions
The county collector must run the land sale, and the section restricts who may bid or buy, including nonresidents and certain connected persons.
United States — Missouri
1 provisions
A corporation may not deposit its funds in a banking institution unless the institution has been designated as a depositary by a majority of directors, and it may not receive money on deposit or make loans to its officers or their firms.
United States — Missouri
1 provisions
If no depositary is selected on time, the county commission may give notice, take bids, and choose one later.
United States — Missouri
1 provisions
A licensed physician caring for a pregnant woman may provide her with section 191.755 information about umbilical cord blood banking options before the third trimester, or at the first visit if that is later.
United States — Missouri
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Banks and trust companies authorized under this section must keep each foreign branch’s accounts separate from other branches and the home office, and must post each branch’s annual profit or loss to the general ledger as a separate item.
United States — Missouri
1 provisions
Certified copies of board minutes and agreements are presumptive evidence of the board’s action.
United States — Missouri
1 provisions
The board must open depositary bids at noon, record them, choose the bidder offering the highest interest rate, and notify the winner, but it may reject all bids.
United States — Missouri
1 provisions
Certain institutional trustees, directors, officers, and employees may serve as members of the authority, but they must not participate when their business affiliation is involved.
United States — Missouri
1 provisions
An officer who receives certain official communications must submit them to the board of directors at the next meeting and have them noted in the minutes.
United States — Missouri
1 provisions
Banks and trust companies must submit the agreement and verified board proceedings to the finance director, who may approve or disapprove them.
United States — Missouri
1 provisions
In counties other than first-class counties, a public administrator may appoint a deputy when needed, but the appointment must be written and filed with the court.
United States — Missouri
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If the bylaws allow it, the board of directors may create an executive committee of two or more directors by majority resolution.