United States — New Hampshire
RSA 29:2. Bank Deposits.
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The treasurer must deposit public funds in banks within the state and cannot keep more than a bank’s paid-up capital and surplus on deposit in one bank.
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United States — New Hampshire
RSA 35:9-a. Professional Banking or Brokerage Assistance.
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Trustees of trust funds may contract with specified financial institutions, place securities in nominee name, and delegate management under stated conditions; records must be open to examination, and local governing bodies may authorize charging certain expenses to capital reserve funds.
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RSA 383:9-g. Bank Holding Companies.
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The bank commissioner supervises certain bank holding companies and may require reports or examine them; the company must pay examination charges.
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RSA 397:2. Powers of Bank Commissioner.
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During a proclaimed banking emergency, the bank commissioner may order banks to restrict business, delay or limit deposit payments, and issue further orders and regulations.
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RSA 397:1. Banking Emergency.
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The governor may declare a banking emergency and place banks under special regulation, and may also declare legal bank holidays.
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RSA 6:8-a. Agreement With Banks Authorized.
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The treasurer may make an agreement with bank or banks to provide payment and custodial services for state bonds and coupons.
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RSA 23:22. Professional Banking Assistance.
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This section defines “bank,” allows a trustee to use a bank’s trust department for trust work, and requires banks to make trust fund records available for examination.
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RSA 6:8. Investment of Funds.
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The treasurer must invest most state-controlled funds, with approval, only in specified safe investments; some out-of-state banks must meet conditions, report, and can face misdemeanor consequences for violations.
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RSA 564:4. Banks, Etc.
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A bank with trust powers may be appointed as trustee, and the clerk must immediately notify the bank commissioner when that trustee qualifies.
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RSA 391:1-a. Establishment and Use of Common Trust by Bank Holding Company Affiliates.
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Certain bank or trust company affiliates may establish and use common trust funds, and co-fiduciaries may consent to those investments.
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RSA 383:9-e. Corporations as Small Business Lenders.
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A corporation that becomes a small business lender through an SBA loan program must meet banking requirements, accept at least annual examination, and pay the cost of examinations.
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RSA 397:3. New Deposits.
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The commissioner may authorize banks to receive new deposits, with special rules and regulations set by the commissioner.
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RSA 512:9-b. Bank Accounts.
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A trustee that is a bank or similar corporation may be served only through specified bank officers during business hours, and its exposure is limited to the defendant’s assets in its hands at service.
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RSA 31:38-a. Professional Banking and Brokerage Assistance.
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This section lets trustees use banks, brokerage firms, and investment advisors to help manage trust funds, and it requires trust records to be available for examination.
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RSA 6:7. Bank Deposits.
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The treasurer may deposit public moneys in certain federally insured banks, may collateralize balances in some cases, and must prefer banks that pay interest when other conditions are equal.
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RSA 33:11-a. Agreements Relating to Registered Bonds and Notes.
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A municipal or county treasurer, with approval, may hire financial institutions for bond-related services and may make related custodial or intermediary agreements.
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RSA 6:8-b. Agreements Relating to Registered Bonds and Notes.
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The treasurer may hire service providers and enter related agreements for registered state bonds or notes, and those agreements must protect the state against certain losses.
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RSA 34:16. Professional Banking or Brokerage Assistance.
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Trustees may contract with banks, brokerage firms, portfolio managers, or investment advisers for capital reserve funds, and certain records must be available for examination.
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RSA 29:1. Duties.
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The county treasurer must hold, deposit, account for, report on, and invest county money under specified limits and with commissioner approval in some cases.
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RSA 48:16. City Treasurer; Duties.
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The city treasurer must hold and account for city money, report annually, and invest or deposit funds only in the ways listed here.
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