191—50.21 (502) Brokerage services by credit unions, savings banks, and savings and loan institutions.
	 50.21(1) A credit union, savings bank, or savings and loan institution may, without registering as a broker-dealer, effect:
	  a.   	 Transactions pursuant to Iowa Code section 502.102(4)“c”; and
	  b.   	 Transactions permitted by order of the administrator.
	 50.21(2) A credit union, savings bank, or savings and loan institution that has entered into a contract with an Iowa-registered broker-dealer may provide the following ministerial securities services without registering as a broker-dealer:
	  a.   	 Provide customers and the public with a telephone number of the broker-dealer and provide telephone facilities on its premises for customers and members of the public to use in contacting the broker-dealer;
	  b.   	 Distribute literature to its customers and members of the public about particular services provided by the broker-dealer, subject to the requirements of subrule 50.21(4);
	  c.   	 Provide broker-dealer account applications to its customers and members of the public and provide assistance in completing the forms. The disclosures required pursuant to subrule 50.21(4) shall be included on either the account application or an attachment to the application. If the disclosures are provided on an attachment to the application, both the application and attachment must be signed by the applicant. The credit union, savings bank, or savings and loan institution may mail the completed account applications to a broker-dealer;
	  d.   	 Assist its customers wishing to transfer funds into and out of their accounts for securities transactions; and
	  e.   	 Provide mailers to its customers and members of the public and assist them in transmitting securities and securities documents to the broker-dealer.
	 50.21(3) A credit union, savings bank, or savings and loan institution that has entered into a contract with an Iowa-registered broker-dealer may attempt to effect and effect securities transactions without registering as a broker-dealer if all of the following requirements are met:
	  a.   	 Any credit union, savings bank, or savings and loan institution employee who attempts to effect and effects securities transactions is a registered agent of the broker-dealer and:
	 (1) 	 Has passed an acceptable subject matter examination pursuant to paragraph 50.12(1)“a”;
	 (2) 	 Has passed the NASD Series 63 or Series 66 examination;
	 (3) 	 Is registered with NASD; and
	 (4) 	 Is registered as an agent of the broker-dealer pursuant to rule 191—50.12(502).
	  b.   	 If the broker-dealer provides securities services in an area of public access on the credit union, savings bank, or savings and loan institution premises in which credit union, savings bank, or savings and loan institution services are not provided, the credit union, savings bank, or savings and loan institution requires that the broker-dealer clearly distinguish the area in which securities services are provided. If securities services and credit union, savings bank, or savings and loan institution services are provided in the same public area on the bank premises, there shall be a sign clearly identifying the broker-dealer providing the securities services.
	  c.   	 The credit union, savings bank, or savings and loan institution receives only the following types of compensation from the broker-dealer:
	 (1) 	 Transaction-related compensation, subject to the restrictions provided by paragraph 50.19(7)“b”;
	 (2) 	 An administrative fee;
	 (3) 	 Payments for compensation of employees jointly employed by the credit union, savings bank, or savings and loan institution and the broker-dealer; and
	 (4) 	 Lease payments.
	 50.21(4) Credit unions, savings banks, and savings and loan institutions attempting to effect and effecting securities transactions under contracts with Iowa-registered broker-dealers may distribute advertisements or promotional materials without registering as broker-dealers if the advertisements or promotional materials clearly and prominently:
	  a.   	 Identify the broker-dealer.
	  b.   	 Disclose in bold print that securities transactions and related earnings or profits are not insured by:
	 (1) 	 The FDIC, in the case of savings banks and savings and loan institutions, or
	 (2) 	 The NCUA, in the case of credit unions.
	  c.   	 Disclose that securities offered by the broker-dealer are not guaranteed by, nor are they obligations of, the credit union, savings bank, or savings and loan institution.
	  d.   	 Disclose that the credit union, savings bank, or savings and loan institution and the broker-dealer are separate organizations.
	 50.21(5) The following or a similar statement in bold print and capital letters will satisfy the disclosure requirements of subrule 50.21(4): [NAME OF BROKER-DEALER] IS NOT A [SAVINGS BANK, SAVINGS AND LOAN INSTITUTION, OR CREDIT UNION], AND SECURITIES OFFERED BY [NAME OF BROKER-DEALER] ARE NOT BACKED OR GUARANTEED BY ANY [SAVINGS BANK, SAVINGS AND LOAN INSTITUTION, OR CREDIT UNION] NOR ARE THEY INSURED BY THE [FDIC OR NCUA].
	 50.21(6) The disclosure requirements of subrule 50.21(4) shall not apply to radio or television advertisements not exceeding 30 seconds in length.
	 50.21(7) Credit unions, savings banks, and savings and loan institutions shall not:
	  a.   	 Distribute prospectuses for securities to customers or to members of the public except:
	 (1) 	 In the exercise of trust functions permitted to them;
	 (2) 	 Pursuant to registration as a broker-dealer; or
	 (3) 	 In the performance of securities activities as permitted by subrules 50.21(1) to 50.21(3); or
	  b.   	 Engage in any of the activities proscribed if performed by an unregistered bank by paragraphs 50.19(7)“b” to “e.”
This rule is intended to implement Iowa Code sections 502.102(4)“c” and 502.401.