United States — Louisiana
RS 47:1972
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Bank officers must give the assessor a sworn shareholder list by February 15 each year.
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United States — Louisiana
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Bank officers must give the assessor a sworn shareholder list by February 15 each year.
United States — Louisiana
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Banks selected as fiscal agents or depositories must handle state checks and drafts at par. A chosen central depository bank may charge reasonable agreed fees, and the state or an agency may pay for services by compensating balances or service/activity charges if agreed.
United States — Louisiana
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After conversion, the new state stock savings and loan association gets the former bank’s rights and must divest nonconforming assets and liabilities within the stated time limit, unless an exception applies.
United States — Louisiana
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A bank may pay a fiduciary’s deposited funds on the fiduciary’s check, unless it knows the fiduciary is breaching the fiduciary duty or acts in bad faith.
United States — Louisiana
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The commissioner of financial institutions must issue a certificate of authority for a savings bank only if the Chapter’s requirements are met, and must refuse it if listed public-interest or community-support findings are made.
United States — Louisiana
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A federally insured institution may merge into a savings bank, but the merger needs board approval and commissioner approval.
United States — Louisiana
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This section sets who may be members of mutual and stock savings banks, and limits borrower and depositor membership rules.
United States — Louisiana
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If a sender learns a payment order was executed in error, the sender must act with ordinary care and tell the bank the relevant facts within 90 days of the bank’s notice.
United States — Louisiana
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A receiving bank may have to pay interest, expenses, and some fees if it improperly executes or fails to execute a payment order.
United States — Louisiana
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When the FDIC pays or makes available insured deposits of a closed bank, it is subrogated to the depositors’ rights against that bank.
United States — Louisiana
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A foreign bank may open a representative office here only with the required authorization, and the office is limited in what it may do.
United States — Louisiana
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A local government governing body may designate a qualifying financial institution as a banking district depository, and the resolution must state the maximum deposit amount.