Professional statute overview
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Purpose and legislative effect
“Certain incorporators may form a corporation to conduct a credit union only with the commissioner’s approval, and the commissioner may approve it only if specified findings are made.”
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Certain incorporators may form a corporation to conduct a credit union only with the commissioner’s approval, and the commissioner may approve it only if specified findings are made.
Section 7-9-6
Chapter 1, General Provisions .
Section 7-9-6(1)(a)(iii)
the corporation's shareholders or members.
Section 7-9-6(1)(b)(ii)(C)
formation of the credit union would not result in a substantial adverse financial impact on an existing credit union having the same or substantially the same field of membership.
Section 7-9-6(2)(d)
A credit union may not be required to obtain federal insurance if it complies with Subsection 7-9-45(2).
Section 7-9-6(3)(b)(ii)
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Source record from le.utah.gov · Legal dates not recorded
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