United States — Tennessee
TCA § 45-5-609 — Merger with state bank
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A qualifying industrial loan and thrift company may merge into a state bank with the commissioner’s approval if the listed conditions are met.
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United States — Tennessee
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A qualifying industrial loan and thrift company may merge into a state bank with the commissioner’s approval if the listed conditions are met.
United States — Tennessee
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This section sets how taxes collected under this part are allocated to cities, counties, and the state, and gives the commissioner and department reporting and enforcement powers.
United States — Tennessee
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A merger into a state bank needs approval by stockholders, and stockholders must get mailed notice at least 15 days before the meeting.
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County officials who handle public funds must keep an official bank account, deposit public funds within 3 days, secure deposits with collateral, and use prenumbered warrants or checks for disbursements.
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After the stated conditions are met, the finance committee must notify the county trustee in writing and direct the trustee to deposit county funds in the bank or banks.
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The state treasurer must keep bank account records, reconcile them with bank statements every month, and show the state’s month-end bank balance.
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Unauthorized banking activity and unauthorized trust-company fiduciary activity are unlawful, and violations are Class C misdemeanors.
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A bank or trust department may transfer fiduciary accounts to another qualified bank or trust department, but notice, objection, and filing steps apply.
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Banks must keep business records for required periods, including a seven-year retention for listed core records, and the commissioner sets retention periods for other records.
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Banks may charge up to 30% annual interest on credit card credit and may also charge agreed fees and collection-related costs in the situations described.
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A bank may build or rent a vault and may rent it to others on agreed terms; the bank is not liable for loss of deposited valuables and does not have to keep a note of the property.
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A bank does not have to recognize an adverse claimant based only on notice about a deposit, unless the claimant gets a court order or similar process against the bank.
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State banks may make loans on the same terms and at the same maximum effective interest rates allowed for national banks in the state.
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This section says this chapter and chapter 2 may be cited as the Tennessee Banking Act.
United States — Tennessee
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This chapter applies to state and federal savings and loan associations and savings banks, and banks generally have no duty to open or restrict fiduciary accounts unless they agree in writing.
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This section says several banking provisions apply to industrial banks, with a few stated exceptions.
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The state may not tax state-chartered banks, except for property taxes and banking fees provided by law, unless the same tax can also be legally applied to national banks.
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An out-of-state bank that does not already have a Tennessee branch and meets the title’s requirements may open and run a branch in Tennessee, but banks may not place a branch on an affiliate’s property if that affiliate does commercial business.
United States — Tennessee
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A bank may create and sell undivided interests in property to fiduciary accounts, but must follow the section’s limits and keep records.
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This section says the chapter’s purposes are standards the commissioner must follow when exercising authority, and they also guide how the chapter is interpreted.