Esheria Regulatory Atlas
Financial services, banking, payments, credit, securities, and regulated finance. Every result links to its stored legal text and available official source evidence.
301 matching statutes
United States — Florida
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The Division of Bond Finance may issue revenue bonds for the Department of Transportation to finance eligible infrastructure bank projects, and the state must not take actions that would materially harm bondholders’ rights while the bonds are outstanding.
United States — Florida
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A bank or trust company may enter liquidation and be closed if stockholders owning two-thirds of its stock vote for it.
United States — Florida
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A person may not bring into Florida private bank-like bills or notes with the intent to pass them there.
United States — Florida
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A court that reaches one bank of a navigable water has jurisdiction across the water; if courts on opposite banks both have territorial jurisdiction, they share concurrent jurisdiction across the water.
United States — Florida
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Banks may make commodity loans secured by certain shipping or warehouse documents, subject to collateral and insurance conditions and percentage limits tied to capital accounts.
United States — Florida
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This chapter does not apply to certain international loans and to certain international banking facility deposits, borrowings, and extensions of credit.
United States — Florida
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If a bid requires a good faith deposit by certified check, the bidder may satisfy that requirement with a cashier’s check, treasurer’s check, or bank draft from a national or state bank.
United States — Florida
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A state bank or trust company needs office approval to reduce outstanding capital shares, must give 15 days’ written notice before increasing them, and special stock offering plans need board and shareholder approval unless the office approves otherwise in limited cases.
United States — Florida
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Banks must hold public moneys, may serve as financial agents, and must give satisfactory security when designated; banks or trust companies may also pledge assets for specified purposes.
United States — Florida
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This section defines terms used in the chapter and requires claimant’s representatives to use the department’s prescribed forms without modification.
United States — Florida
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Certain qualified public depositories must guarantee public depositors against losses from other qualified public depositories’ default or insolvency, and they must execute a CFO-prescribed form approved by the board.
United States — Florida
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This section limits what securities qualified public depositories may pledge as collateral and gives the Chief Financial Officer rulemaking and approval powers.