United States — Missouri
Missouri Revised Statutes § 362.910 - Definitions
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This section defines key terms used in sections 362.910 to 362.940, including bank, bank holding company, company, control, director, and trust holding company.
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United States — Missouri
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This section defines key terms used in sections 362.910 to 362.940, including bank, bank holding company, company, control, director, and trust holding company.
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State money may not be deposited in a Missouri bank if the bank’s shares are owned by, or the bank employs, the state treasurer, governor, or state auditor.
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Certain banks and trust companies may assign fiduciary obligations tied only to irrevocable life insurance trusts to another authorized trust institution.
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Banks and trust companies may transfer fiduciary capacities to an affiliated entity if they get prior approval from the director of finance and follow the notice and filing steps.
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A bank holding company seeking to acquire control of a bank or bank holding company must file the application and related data with the division of finance, and the director of finance must decide within 30 days whether the acquisition is lawful.
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Banks and trust companies may do many listed banking and trust activities, but some actions are limited by licensing rules, loan limits, director approval, and other conditions.
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A land bank agency may do the listed things needed to carry out its statutory purposes, including making bylaws, suing and being sued, contracting, borrowing, insuring, investing, managing property, and setting rents and fees.
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Bank officers and employees must not intentionally hide certain loans, discounts, or securities transactions from bank leadership or the delegated loan committee when done to defraud the bank.
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Banks and trust companies may conduct certain transactions and enter out-of-state agreements if authorized, but must give at least 30 days’ prior written notice to the director of finance before doing so.
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A bank or trust company facing a claim to deposited funds or safe-deposit property may ask the court to add the claimants as defendants, and the court then decides who is entitled to the property.
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A bank or trust company may sell assets or business only under this section’s consent and notice procedure, and the sale must not harm creditors.
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A grain warehouseman may use an irrevocable letter of credit instead of the bond, but the director can refuse it and the bank must pay on demand or face penalties.
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The director may investigate branch-related compliance issues and can require records, witnesses, oaths, and evidence; if noncompliance is found, a bank or trust company may be required to sell certain stockholdings after reasonable notice.
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A land bank agency must notify local tax officials when it acquires, sells, or leases certain real estate, maintain its property according to local laws, and transfer covered land-trust title within one year; it may also acquire property in several ways and its income and owned real estate are generally tax-exempt.
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Missouri says the tax under sections 148.010 to 148.110 replaces the prior bank-share tax and other taxes on banking institutions’ personal property, with an exception for certain leased or rented tangible personal property.
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If county funds are deposited in two or more banks, the county commission must choose one bank to serve as the clearing house, and that bank may receive a limited rebate on interest owed to the county.
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The FDIC is subrogated to insured depositors’ rights in closed Missouri state banks or trust companies and may take steps to enforce those claims.
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A land bank agency must screen buyers, may require improvement contracts, and can seek damages or foreclosure if a contract is breached.
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An out-of-state bank may move its main banking house up to 30 miles to a location in Missouri if the director of the division of finance approves.
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The state finance director must audit and inventory a bank or trust company within 60 days after taking charge, and may approve a reopening or reorganization plan if the stated depositor-consent conditions are met.