United States — Iowa
Iowa Code § 524.206 - Banking division created
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The banking division is created within the department of insurance and financial services.
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United States — Iowa
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The banking division is created within the department of insurance and financial services.
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An owner or occupant of a mill or machinery may enter nearby land to build and maintain needed embankments and works to stop backed-up water from breaking through banks or cutting a new channel.
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A state bank must publish a notice about its authorization to do business within two weeks after the superintendent issues it, and then file proof of publication with the superintendent.
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State bank shares generally get one vote each; shareholders may vote in person or by written proxy, but proxies expire after 11 months.
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A state bank may not publish or distribute advertising or notices with false, misleading, or deceptive statements about loan or deposit terms, charges, or its financial condition.
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An officer or employee of a state bank who knowingly and willfully handles deposits tied to an insolvent bank situation can be guilty of a fraudulent practice and permanently barred from serving any state bank.
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The superintendent of banking must include specified ownership, location, and financial details when listing licensees under this chapter.
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A collecting bank or similar intermediary must warrant only its own good faith and authority when delivering documents, even if it bought the claim or made advances.
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County mutual insurance associations must follow this section’s investment limits and holding rules.
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State banks must follow federal affiliate-transaction rules for certain service contracts, and the superintendent may review those arrangements and act on unreasonable fees.
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Notice of dishonor must be given before the endorser’s or drawer’s obligation can be enforced, and it may be given by any person in a commercially reasonable way.
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A state bank may keep copies instead of originals, but must not destroy account records showing unpaid depositor balances, and records generally need not be kept more than seven years. The section also sets special rules for when contract-based claims against a state bank accrue and when they must be brought.