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§ 8-1506.01. Financial institution, defined.
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This section defines “financial institution” for sections 8-1506 to 8-1510.
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This section defines “financial institution” for sections 8-1506 to 8-1510.
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Nebraska trust companies and out-of-state trust companies are not authorized to conduct the general business of banking at branch trust offices or representative trust offices.
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A “watercourse” means a depression at least two feet below surrounding land that directs water for at least nine months of the year and has a bed and well-defined banks.
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A utility may make loans and may hire banks, financial experts, or other advisors as needed to help initiate and administer those loans.
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Trust companies must meet minimum capital stock amounts, with higher amounts for larger cities, and the department may require shareholders to cover impaired capital stock.
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Sections 8-101.02 to 8-1,143 are known as, and may be cited as, the Nebraska Banking Act.
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The school district secretary must sign and present payment orders and warrants for countersignature, and the president may countersign only after the amount is written on the face of the instrument.
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Certain banks and out-of-state fiduciary entities may get pledged securities back after giving the Department required proof that they have given up fiduciary powers in the state.
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The Department of Banking and Finance may order a person to stop if the director finds a violation, and the director may later fine repeat violations after notice and a hearing.
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A building and loan association covered by Chapter 8, article 3 may not establish a new branch on or after March 26, 1992, except as allowed for banks under section 8-157.
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A bank corporation cannot get its charter until it files an oath-backed statement that no money or other compensation was paid or promised for selling its stock.
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Designated officers must send enough tax money to the State Treasurer or county treasurer at least 10 days before bond or coupon maturity; county treasurers must remit in bank exchange or an equivalent.
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The director may investigate insurers and health insurance lead generators doing business in the state for unfair trade practices, and may also investigate a depository institution’s insurance activities for the same purpose. Before investigating a depository institution, the director must notify and advise the appropr
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County boards may allow snowmobiles on parts of county highways if safe ditch or outside-bank travel is impossible, and they must give notice. Counties, cities, and villages may also regulate snowmobiles by resolution or ordinance with notice, but not in ways that conflict with law, charge fees for public land or water
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A reinsurance intermediary is subject to examination by the director, must let the director access its books, bank accounts, and records in usable form, and must pay the examination cost under Chapter 44 procedures.
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A Nebraska bank holding company may own, acquire, or control a depository institution subsidiary in any foreign state if the Federal Reserve Board approves and section 8-913 is complied with.
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Trust company reports must be verified and, unless an exception applies, a summary of the annual report must be published in a newspaper within 30 days after filing.