United States — Iowa
Iowa Code § 554.12201 - Security procedure
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A security procedure is an agreed method between a customer and a receiving bank for verifying payment orders or detecting transmission/content errors.
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A security procedure is an agreed method between a customer and a receiving bank for verifying payment orders or detecting transmission/content errors.
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97 Acts, ch 60, §1, 2 .
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A state bank must give the superintendent a full and accurate condition statement when asked, and send it within 30 days after each calendar quarter. The superintendent may also require special reports and may use or rely on certain federal statement forms.
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This chapter may be cited as the Iowa Banking Act.
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The authority’s treasurer must keep the authority’s money separate and deposit it in separate account(s). The authority may also deposit certain revenues and bond proceeds with a bank or trust company in the state.
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A state bank may restate its articles of incorporation, but the process requires board action, shareholder approval, filing, and state approvals.