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PAG LIN 1 1 Section 1. Section 524.103, subsection 8, Code Supplement 1 2 1995, is amended to read as follows: 1 3 8. "Bank" means a corporation organized under this chapter 1 4 orTitle 12 of the United States Code12 U.S.C. } 21. 1 5 Sec. 2. Section 524.107, subsection 3, Code Supplement 1 6 1995, is amended to read as follows: 1 7 3. Notwithstanding subsections 1 and 2, an organization 1 8 formed for educational purposes in association with an 1 9 accredited elementary or secondary school which engages in the 1 10 receipt of depositsof no more than twenty dollars per1 11depositor,may use the words "educational bank", the use of 1 12 which is otherwise restricted in subsection 2, and such an 1 13 educational bank is not a bank within the meaning or scope of 1 14 regulation of this chapter. 1 15 Sec. 3. Section 524.211, subsections 2, 3, and 4, Code 1 16 Supplement 1995, are amended to read as follows: 1 17 2. The superintendent, deputy superintendent, finance 1 18 company bureau chief, general counsel, and all examiners 1 19 assigned to the finance company bureau are prohibited from 1 20 obtaining a loan of money or property from afinance company1 21licensed by the banking divisionperson or entity licensed 1 22 pursuant to chapter 533A, 533D, 536, or 536A, or a person or 1 23 entity affiliated with such licensee. 1 24 3. The superintendent, deputy superintendent, an assistant 1 25 to the superintendent, a bank examination analyst, finance 1 26 company bureau chief, general counsel, or an examiner of the 1 27 banking division, who has credit relations with amortgage1 28banking company or credit card company licensed by the banking1 29divisionperson or entity licensed or registered pursuant to 1 30 chapter 535B or 536C, is prohibited from participating in 1 31 decisions, oversight, and official review of matters 1 32 concerning the regulation of themortgage banking company or1 33credit card company with which such person has credit1 34relationslicensee or registrant. 1 35 4. An assistant to the superintendent, a bank examination 2 1 analyst,general counsel,or an examiner assigned to the bank 2 2 bureau of the banking division who has credit relations with a 2 3finance company licensed by the banking divisionperson or 2 4 entity licensed pursuant to chapter 533A, 533D, 536, or 536A, 2 5 or with a person or entity affiliated with such licensee, is 2 6 prohibited from participating in decisions, oversight, and 2 7 official review of matters concerning the regulation of the 2 8finance company with which such person has credit relations2 9 licensee. 2 10 Sec. 4. Section 524.215, subsection 5, Code Supplement 2 11 1995, is amended to read as follows: 2 12 5. Inanyan action brought to recover moneysthefor a 2 13 lossofin connection with an indemnity bond which was a 2 14 result of embezzlement, misappropriation, or misuse of state 2 15 bank funds by a director, officer, or employee of the state 2 16 bank. 2 17 Sec. 5. Section 524.220, subsections 1 and 2, Code 2 18 Supplement 1995, are amended to read as follows: 2 19 1. A state bank shall render a full, clear, and accurate 2 20 statement of its condition to the superintendent,on forms to2 21be suppliedin a format prescribed by the superintendent, 2 22 verified by the oath of an officer and attested by the 2 23 signatures of at least three of the directors, or verified by 2 24 the oath of two of its officers and attested by two of the 2 25 directors. The superintendent may, in the superintendent's 2 26 discretion, use any form of statement of condition that is 2 27 used by the federal deposit insurance corporation or the 2 28 federal reserve system. 2 29 2. The statement shall be transmitted to the 2 30 superintendent or the superintendent's designee within thirty 2 31 days after the end of each calendar quarter. 2 32 Sec. 6. Section 524.302, subsection 3, Code Supplement 2 33 1995, is amended to read as follows: 2 34 3. The articles of incorporation need not set forth any of 2 35 the corporate powers enumerated in this chapter. The articles 3 1 of incorporation shall be signed by all of the incorporators 3 2and acknowledged before an officer authorized to take3 3acknowledgments of deeds. 3 4 Sec. 7. Section 524.401, subsections 1 and 2, Code 3 5 Supplement 1995, are amended to read as follows: 3 6 1. The minimum capital structure of a state bank existing 3 7 and operating on July 1, 1995, shall not beas follows:less 3 8 than the amount required by law prior to that date. 3 9a. The amount required by subsection 2.3 10b. An amount less than that provided for under paragraph3 11"a" which the state bank had on July 1, 1995, but not less3 12than the minimum amount required by law prior to that date.3 13 2. The minimum capital structure of a state bank 3 14originallyincorporated after July 1, 1995, pursuant to the 3 15 provisions of this chapter shall not be less than the amount 3 16 required by the federal deposit insurance corporation, or its 3 17 successor, or a greater amount which the superintendent may 3 18 deem necessary in view of the deposit potential of the state 3 19 bank and current banking standards relating to total capital 3 20 requirements. 3 21 2A. A state bank incorporated on or after July 1, 1995, 3 22 pursuant to this chapter, prior to receiving authorization to 3 23 do business from the superintendent, shall establish paid-in 3 24 surplus and undivided profits as required by the 3 25 superintendent. 3 26 Sec. 8. Section 524.608, unnumbered paragraph 1, Code 3 27 Supplement 1995, is amended to read as follows: 3 28 In addition to any examination made by the banking division 3 29 or other supervisory agency, the board of directors shall 3 30 review the adequacy of the bank's internal controls and cause 3 31 to be made no less frequently thanannuallyonce each calendar 3 32 year additional auditing procedures that the board deems to be 3 33 appropriate. The board shall determine the bank's audit needs 3 34 and record in the board's minutes the extent to which audit 3 35 procedures are to be employed. A report which summarizes 4 1 significant audit findings shall be delivered to the 4 2 superintendent as soon as practical upon completion. 4 3 Sec. 9. Section 524.706, subsection 1, Code Supplement 4 4 1995, is amended to read as follows: 4 5 1. a. An executive officer of a state bank may receive 4 6 loansorand extensions of credit, as defined in section 4 7 524.904, subsection 1, from a state bank of which the person 4 8 is an executive officernot exceeding, in the aggregate, the4 9following, as follows: 4 10 (1)An amountFor amounts secured by a lien on a dwelling 4 11 which is expected, after the obligation is incurred, to be 4 12 owned by the executive officer and used as the officer's 4 13 principal residence. 4 14 (2)An amountFor amounts to finance the education of a 4 15 child or children of the executive officer. 4 16 (3)Any other loans or extensions of creditFor amounts 4 17 which in the aggregate do not at any one time exceed the 4 18 higher of twenty-five thousand dollars or two and one-half 4 19 percent of the bank's aggregate capital, but in no event more 4 20 than one hundred thousand dollars. 4 21 (4)OtherFor amounts which do not, in the aggregate, 4 22 exceed the principal amounts of segregated deposit accounts 4 23 which the bank may lawfully set off. An interest in or 4 24 portion of a segregated deposit account does not satisfy the 4 25 requirements of this subparagraph if that interest or portion 4 26 is also pledged to secure the payment of a debt or obligation 4 27 of any person other than the executive officer. If the 4 28 deposit is eligible for withdrawal before the secured loan 4 29 matures, the bank shall establish internal procedures to 4 30 prevent the release of the security without the bank's prior 4 31 consent. 4 32 (5) For amounts secured by bonds, notes, certificates of 4 33 indebtedness, or treasury bills of the United States or by 4 34 other such obligations fully guaranteed by the United States 4 35 as to principal and interest. 5 1 (6) For amounts secured by unconditional takeout 5 2 commitments or guarantees of any department, agency, bureau, 5 3 board, commission, or establishment of the United States or 5 4 any corporation wholly owned directly or indirectly by the 5 5 United States. 5 6 b. A state bank shall not loan money or extend credit to 5 7 an executive officer of the state bank, and an executive 5 8 officer of a state bank shall not receive a loan or extension 5 9 of credit from the state bank, exceeding the limitations 5 10 imposed by this section or for a purpose other than that 5 11 authorized by this section. Such loansorand extensions of 5 12 credit shall not exceed an amount totaling more than fifteen 5 13 percent of the aggregate capital of the state bankand any, 5 14 except for loans and extensions of credit identified in 5 15 paragraph "a", subparagraphs (4), (5), and (6). Any such loan 5 16 on real property shall comply with section 524.905. A 5 17 majority of the board of directors, voting in the absence of 5 18 the applying executive officer, whether or not the executive 5 19 officer is also a director, shall give its prior approval to 5 20 any obligation of an executive officer to the state bank of 5 21 which the person is an executive officer. Approval shall be 5 22 recorded in the minutes. 5 23 Sec. 10. Section 524.904, subsections 2, 3, 4, and 5, Code 5 24 Supplement 1995, are amended to read as follows: 5 25 2. A statebank's total outstandingbank may grant loans 5 26 and extensions of credit to one borrowershallin an amount 5 27 not to exceed fifteen percent of the state bank's aggregate 5 28 capital as defined in section 524.103, unless the additional 5 29 lending provisions described in subsections 3,and 4, and 55 30 apply. 5 31 3. A state bank may grant loansorand extensions of 5 32 credit to one borrowerupin an amount not to exceed twenty- 5 33 five percent of the state bank's aggregate capital iftheany 5 34 amount that exceedsfifteen percent of the state bank's5 35aggregate capitalthe lending limitation described in 6 1 subsection 2 is fully secured by one or any combination of the 6 2 following: 6 3 a. Nonnegotiable bills of lading, warehouse receipts, or 6 4 other documents transferring or securing title covering 6 5 readily marketable nonperishable staples when such goods are 6 6 covered by insurance to the extent that insuring the goods is 6 7 customary, and when the market value of the goods is not at 6 8 any time less than one hundred twenty percent of the amount of 6 9 the loans and extensions of credit. 6 10 b. Nonnegotiable bills of lading, warehouse receipts, or 6 11 other documents transferring or securing title covering 6 12 readily marketable refrigerated or frozen staples when such 6 13 goods are fully covered by insurance and when the market value 6 14 of the goods is not at any time less than one hundred twenty 6 15 percent of the amount of the loans and extensions of credit. 6 16 c. Shipping documents or instruments that secure title to 6 17 or give a first lien on livestock. At inception, the current 6 18 value of the livestock securing the loans must equal at least 6 19 one hundred percent of the amount of the outstanding loans and 6 20 extensions of credit. For purposes of this section, 6 21 "livestock" includes dairy and beef cattle, hogs, sheep, and 6 22 poultry, whether or not held for resale. For livestock held 6 23 for resale, current value means the price listed for livestock 6 24 in a regularly published listing or actual purchase price 6 25 established by invoice. For livestock not held for resale, 6 26 the value shall be determined by the local slaughter price. 6 27 The bank must maintain in its files evidence of purchase or an 6 28 inspection and valuation for the livestock pledged that is 6 29 reasonably current, taking into account the nature and 6 30 frequency of turnover of the livestock to which the documents 6 31 relate. 6 32 d. Mortgages, deeds of trust, or similar instruments 6 33 granting a first lien on farmland or on single-family or two- 6 34 family residences, subject to the provisions of section 6 35 524.905, provided the amount loaned shall not exceed fifty 7 1 percent of the appraised value of such real property. 7 2 e. With the prior approval of the superintendent, other 7 3 readily marketable collateral. The market value of the 7 4 collateral securing the loans must at all times equal at least 7 5 one hundred percent of the outstanding loans and extensions of 7 6 credit. 7 7 4. A state bank may grant loans and extensions of credit 7 8 toa corporate group, including the lending provisions of7 9subsection 3, in an amount not to exceed twenty-five percent7 10of the state bank's aggregate capital. A corporate group7 11includes a person and all corporations in which the person7 12owns or controls fifty percent or more of the shares entitled7 13to voteone borrower not to exceed thirty-five percent of the 7 14 state bank's aggregate capital if any amount that exceeds the 7 15 lending limitations described in subsections 2 and 3 consists 7 16 of obligations as endorser of negotiable chattel paper 7 17 negotiated by endorsement with recourse, or as unconditional 7 18 guarantor of nonnegotiable chattel paper, or as transferor of 7 19 chattel paper endorsed without recourse subject to a 7 20 repurchase agreement. 7 21 5. A state bank may grant loansorand extensions of 7 22 credit toone borrower not to exceed thirty-five percent of7 23the state bank's aggregate capital if the amount that exceeds7 24the lending provisions provided in subsections 2, 3, and 47 25consists of obligations as endorser of negotiable chattel7 26paper negotiated by endorsement with recourse, or as7 27unconditional guarantor of nonnegotiable chattel paper, or as7 28transferor of chattel paper endorsed without recourse subject7 29to a repurchase agreementa corporate group in an amount not 7 30 to exceed twenty-five percent of the state bank's aggregate 7 31 capital if all loans and extensions of credit to any one 7 32 borrower within a corporate group conform to subsections 2 and 7 33 3, and the financial strength, assets, guarantee, or 7 34 endorsement of any one corporate group member is not relied 7 35 upon as a basis for loans and extensions of credit to any 8 1 other corporate group member. A state bank may grant loans 8 2 and extensions of credit to a corporate group in an amount not 8 3 to exceed thirty-five percent of aggregate capital if all 8 4 loans and extensions of credit to any one borrower within a 8 5 corporate group conform to subsections 2, 3, and 4, and the 8 6 financial strength, assets, guarantee, or endorsement of any 8 7 one corporate group member is not relied upon as a basis for 8 8 loans and extensions of credit to any other corporate group 8 9 member. A corporate group includes a person and all 8 10 corporations in which the person owns or controls fifty 8 11 percent or more of the shares entitled to vote. 8 12 Sec. 11. Section 524.1007, subsection 3, Code 1995, is 8 13 amended to read as follows: 8 14 3. For purposes of subsection 1, "affiliate" meansanother8 15 a trust company subsidiary authorized by the superintendent 8 16 pursuant to section 524.802, subsection 12, paragraph "b", and 8 17 located in this state, a state bank located in this state, or 8 18 a national bank located in this state and organized under 12 8 19 U.S.C.secs.} 21,et seq. to engage generally in the banking8 20business. A state bank and another bank shall not be deemed8 21"affiliates" unless boththat are under the common ownership 8 22 of a bank holding company as defined in section 524.1801that8 23owns at least eighty percent of the voting shares of each of8 24the two banks. 8 25 Sec. 12. Section 524.1008, subsections 1, 3, and 4, Code 8 26 1995, are amended to read as follows: 8 27 1. A state bank authorized to act in a fiduciary capacity 8 28 may enter into an agreement for the succession of fiduciary 8 29 accounts with a trust company subsidiary authorized by the 8 30 superintendent pursuant to section 524.802, subsection 12, 8 31 paragraph "b", or one or more other state or national banks 8 32 that are located in this state and authorized to act in a 8 33 fiduciary capacity. In the agreement, the succeeding bank or 8 34 trust company subsidiary may agree to succeed the 8 35 relinquishing bank as a fiduciary with respect to those 9 1 fiduciary accounts which are designated in the agreement. The 9 2 designation of accounts may be by general class or description 9 3 and may include fiduciary accounts subject and not subject to 9 4 court administration and fiduciary accounts to arise in the 9 5 future under wills, trusts, court orders, or other documents 9 6 under which the relinquishing bank is named as a fiduciary or 9 7 is named to become a fiduciary upon the death of a testator or 9 8 settlor or upon the happening of any other subsequent event. 9 9 The agreement shall provide either (a) that the succeeding 9 10 bank or trust company subsidiary maintain one or more 9 11 employees or agents at the office of the relinquishing bank in 9 12 order to facilitate the continued servicing of the designated 9 13 fiduciary accounts, or (b) that the relinquishing bank act as 9 14 an agent of the succeeding bank or trust company subsidiary 9 15 with respect to the fiduciary accounts that are subject to the 9 16 agreement, and the relinquishing bank as an agent may perform 9 17 services other than fiduciary services with respect to those 9 18 accounts. If the relinquishing bank is an agent under 9 19 alternative (b) above, then the relinquishing bank shall 9 20 disclose to its customers that it is acting as an agent of the 9 21 succeeding bank or trust company subsidiary. The 9 22 relinquishing bank shall mail a notice of the succession to 9 23 all persons having an interest in a fiduciary account at their 9 24 last known address, and shall publish a notice of the 9 25 succession to fiduciary accounts in a newspaper published in 9 26 the county of the principal place of business of the 9 27 relinquishing bank. After the publication, the succeeding 9 28 bank or trust company subsidiary shall, without further 9 29 notice, approval or authorization succeed the relinquishing 9 30 bank as to the fiduciary accounts and the fiduciary powers, 9 31 rights, privileges, duties, and liabilities for the fiduciary 9 32 accounts. On the effective date of the succession to 9 33 fiduciary accounts, the relinquishing bank is released from 9 34 fiduciary duties under the fiduciary accounts and shall 9 35 discontinue its exercise of trust powers to the fiduciary 10 1 accounts. This subsection does not absolve a relinquishing 10 2 bank from liabilities arising out of a breach of fiduciary 10 3 duty occurring prior to the succession of fiduciary accounts. 10 4 3.A state bank or national bank that is owned or10 5controlled by a bank holding company as defined in section10 6524.1801 shall not be a party to an agreement authorized by10 7subsection 1.A bank shall not agree to relinquish fiduciary 10 8 accounts to or act as an agent of more than one succeeding 10 9bankfiduciary at any one time. 10 10 4. The privilege of succeeding to fiduciary accounts that 10 11 is extended to a state bank or trust company subsidiary by 10 12 subsection 1 is also extended on the same terms and conditions 10 13 to a national bank located in this state and organized under 10 14 12 U.S.C.secs.} 21et seq. to engage generally in the10 15banking business. 10 16 Sec. 13. Section 524.1201, Code Supplement 1995, is 10 17 amended by adding the following new subsection: 10 18 NEW SUBSECTION. 2A. Notwithstanding any of the other 10 19 provisions of this section, original loan documentation 10 20 recordkeeping functions may be located at an authorized bank 10 21 office or at any other location approved by the 10 22 superintendent. 10 23 Sec. 14. Section 524.1201, subsection 3, Code Supplement 10 24 1995, is amended to read as follows: 10 25 3. Notwithstanding any of the other provisions of this 10 26 section, original trust recordkeeping functions may be 10 27centrallylocated at an authorized bank office, and original10 28loan documentation recordkeeping functions may be located at10 29an authorized bank office or at the office of the holding10 30company of a state bank, subject to the approval ofor at any 10 31 other location approved by the superintendent. 10 32 Sec. 15. NEW SECTION. 524.1205 ESTABLISHMENT OF BRANCH 10 33 OR OFFICE IN OTHER STATE – SUPERINTENDENT'S AUTHORITY TO 10 34 REGULATE. 10 35 Notwithstanding section 524.1201, subsection 1, and section 11 1 524.1202, subsection 2, paragraph "b", upon application to and 11 2 approval by the superintendent, a state bank may acquire in 11 3 any manner, establish, maintain, operate, retain, or relocate 11 4 a branch or office in a state other than this state. Subject 11 5 to the approval of the superintendent, such branch or office 11 6 may engage in any activity authorized for a branch or office 11 7 of a bank organized under the laws of that other state. The 11 8 superintendent shall supervise and regulate all out-of-state 11 9 branches and offices of a state bank. Sections 524.1201 and 11 10 524.1203 apply to an out-of-state branch or office of a state 11 11 bank except as otherwise provided by the laws of the state in 11 12 which a branch or office is located or by the superintendent 11 13 pursuant to this section. This section does not authorize or 11 14 permit a state-chartered bank located outside of this state or 11 15 a national bank located outside of this state to establish a 11 16 de novo branch or office in this state. This section does not 11 17 authorize or permit, before June 1, 1997, an interstate merger 11 18 transaction within the meaning of 12 U.S.C. } 1831u(a). 11 19 Sec. 16. Section 524.1213, Code 1995, is amended by adding 11 20 the following new subsections: 11 21 NEW SUBSECTION. 4A. For purposes of subsection 3, a bank 11 22 that results from the conversion of a state savings 11 23 association or federal savings association, as defined in 12 11 24 U.S.C. } 1813, is deemed to have been in continuous existence 11 25 and operation as a bank for the combined periods of continuous 11 26 existence and operation of the bank and the association from 11 27 which it was converted. 11 28 NEW SUBSECTION. 4B. For purposes of subsection 3, a bank 11 29 that has been chartered solely for the purpose of, and does 11 30 not open for business prior to, acquiring control of, or 11 31 acquiring all or substantially all of the assets of, a bank 11 32 located in this state is deemed to have been in existence and 11 33 operation for the same period of time as the bank which is 11 34 acquired. 11 35 Sec. 17. Section 524.1801, Code 1995, is amended by 12 1 striking the section and inserting in lieu thereof the 12 2 following: 12 3 524.1801 DEFINITIONS. 12 4 As used in this chapter unless the context otherwise 12 5 requires: 12 6 1. "Bank holding company" means bank holding company as 12 7 defined in 12 U.S.C. } 1841(a), and also includes a company 12 8 that would become a bank holding company upon completion of an 12 9 acquisition. 12 10 2. "Company" means company as defined in 12 U.S.C. } 12 11 1841(b). 12 12 3. "Control" means control as provided in 12 U.S.C. } 12 13 1841(a). 12 14 4. "Location" means, for purposes of determining where a 12 15 bank or bank holding company is located, the following: 12 16 a. A bank is located in the state in which its principal 12 17 place of business or main office is physically located. 12 18 b. A bank holding company is located in the state which is 12 19 its home state as determined under 12 U.S.C. } 1841(o)(4). 12 20 5. "Out-of-state bank holding company" means out-of-state 12 21 bank holding company as defined in 12 U.S.C. } 1841(o). 12 22 Sec. 18. Section 524.1804, Code 1995, is amended to read 12 23 as follows: 12 24 524.1804MORE THAN ONE-FOURTH OF STOCK BYNOTICE OF 12 25 ACQUISITION– EFFECT. 12 26AnyA bank holding company, or firm which would thereby12 27become a bank holding company,which proposes to directly or 12 28 indirectly acquireownership orcontrol ofthe voting shares12 29of any bank, and which upon such acquisition would own or12 30control more than twenty-five percent of the voting shares of12 31the bank, or directly or indirectly acquire all or 12 32 substantially all of the assets of, a state bank or national 12 33 bank, shall provide to the superintendent a copy ofany12 34originalthe application and any modifications or amendments 12 35 to the application submitted to theboard of governors of the13 1 federal reservesystemboard for permission to take such 13 2 action, and a copy of any subsequent amendment thereto,at the 13 3 same time the applicationor amendmentis transmitted to the 13 4 federal reservesystemboard. The superintendent may conduct 13 5 such investigation into and evaluation of the proposed action 13 6 as the superintendent deems necessary and appropriate, and may 13 7 submit to the federal reserve board any information so 13 8 obtained together with the superintendent's own comments or 13 9 recommendations regarding the proposed acquisition. 13 10 Sec. 19. Section 524.1805, Code 1995, is amended by 13 11 striking the section and inserting in lieu thereof the 13 12 following: 13 13 524.1805 RESTRICTIONS ON ACQUISITIONS AND MERGERS. 13 14 1. An out-of-state bank or out-of-state bank holding 13 15 company shall not directly or indirectly acquire control of, 13 16 or directly or indirectly acquire all or substantially all of 13 17 the assets of, a bank located in this state unless the bank 13 18 has been in continuous existence and operation for at least 13 19 five years. 13 20 2. For purposes of subsection 1, a bank that has been 13 21 chartered solely for the purpose of, and does not open for 13 22 business prior to, acquiring control of, or acquiring all or 13 23 substantially all of the assets of, a bank located in this 13 24 state is deemed to have been in existence for the same period 13 25 of time as the bank to be acquired. 13 26 3. For purposes of subsection 1, the period of existence 13 27 and operation of a bank is deemed to be continuous, 13 28 notwithstanding any of the following: 13 29 a. Any direct or indirect change in the name, ownership, 13 30 or control of the bank. 13 31 b. Any rechartering or merger of the bank. 13 32 4. For purposes of subsection 1, a bank that resulted from 13 33 the conversion of a state savings association or federal 13 34 savings association, as defined in 12 U.S.C. } 1813, is deemed 13 35 to have been in continuous existence and operation as a bank 14 1 for the combined periods of continuous existence and operation 14 2 of the bank and the association from which it was converted. 14 3 5. An out-of-state bank or out-of-state bank holding 14 4 company that is organized under laws other than those of this 14 5 state is subject to and shall comply with the provisions of 14 6 chapter 490, division XV, relating to foreign corporations, 14 7 and shall immediately provide the superintendent of banking 14 8 with a copy of each filing submitted to the secretary of state 14 9 under that division. 14 10 Sec. 20. Section 524.1912, subsection 2, Code 1995, is 14 11 amended to read as follows: 14 12 2. An authorization for a state bank to engage in 14 13 activities regulated under title XIII, subtitle 1, if any, 14 14 does not granta regional bank holding companyan out-of-state 14 15 bank holding company that acquires a state bankunder section14 16524.1903or any state bank owned or controlled bythatsuch 14 17 bank holding company or any subsidiary or affiliate the 14 18 ability or right to engage in such activities outside of this 14 19 state. 14 20 Sec. 21. Section 535B.2, Code 1995, is amended by adding 14 21 the following new subsection: 14 22 NEW SUBSECTION. 13. A nonprofit organization qualifying 14 23 for tax exempt status under the Internal Revenue Code as 14 24 defined in section 422.3 which offers housing services to low 14 25 and moderate income families. 14 26 Sec. 22. Section 535B.3, subsections 1 and 3, Code 1995, 14 27 are amended to read as follows: 14 28 1. A person exempt under section 535B.2, subsection 10, 14 29 11,or12, or 13, shall register with the administrator. 14 30 3. The registrant, except a nonprofit organization exempt 14 31 under section 535B.2, subsection 13, shall pay an annual 14 32 registration fee of one hundred dollars. 14 33 Sec. 23. Section 524.1912, Code 1995, as amended by 14 34 section 20 of this Act, shall be recodified by the Code editor 14 35 as section 524.1808 of the Code. 15 1 Sec. 24. 15 2 1. Sections 524.1901 through 524.1904 and 524.1906 through 15 3 524.1911, Code 1995, are repealed. 15 4 2. Section 524.1905, Code Supplement 1995, is repealed. 15 5 HF 2409 15 6 mj/pk/25
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