United States — Nebraska
§ 8-914. Reports required.
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The director may require sworn reports to be filed in the department about the operation of any bank holding company.
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United States — Nebraska
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The director may require sworn reports to be filed in the department about the operation of any bank holding company.
United States — Nebraska
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A bank may issue and sell capital notes or debentures with the director’s approval and board action, but the notes cannot be assessed, and holders are not personally liable for the bank’s debts or capital assessments.
United States — Nebraska
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The Director of Banking and Finance may disapprove a proposed acquisition for certain financial, competence/integrity, or information-failure reasons.
United States — Nebraska
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This section defines banking terms used in the Nebraska Banking Act.
United States — Nebraska
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Banks may not exceed the section’s lending limits, and the director has power to set how certain credit exposures count.
United States — Nebraska
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Certain Nebraska banks get the same rights and powers as a federally chartered bank doing business in Nebraska, but this does not exempt them from state taxes.
United States — Nebraska
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The department may require bank officers to keep prescribed books or accounts, and a bank that fails to do so after written notice can be fined $10 per day.
United States — Nebraska
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If the department has taken a bank, the stockholders may work to repair its credit and reserves, and the bank may not reopen until the director is satisfied and gives written permission.
United States — Nebraska
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A state trust company may merge or consolidate with a national banking association if the Department of Banking and Finance approves and holders of at least two-thirds of the capital stock vote for it.
United States — Nebraska
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A bank holding company must register with the department within 30 days after a section 8-910 action, and later amend its registration within 30 days after additional actions under sections 8-910, 8-911, or 8-912.
United States — Nebraska
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An institution that becomes a Federal Home Loan Bank member may buy stock, obtain advances, pledge collateral, and do other necessary acts allowed by the Federal Home Loan Bank Act.
United States — Nebraska
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Qualified banks and trust companies may set up and maintain common trust funds, and may also invest fiduciary funds in such funds when the stated conditions are met.