United States — Nebraska
§ 8-815. Terms, defined.
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This section defines several terms used in sections 8-815 to 8-829, including Department, Bank, Personal loan, and Transaction card.
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United States — Nebraska
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This section defines several terms used in sections 8-815 to 8-829, including Department, Bank, Personal loan, and Transaction card.
United States — Nebraska
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A person generally must give the Department of Banking and Finance 60 days’ notice before acquiring control of a state-chartered bank or trust company, unless a listed exception applies.
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The department may create and operate a mitigation bank or in-lieu-fee program, and state regulatory agencies must try to use and prioritize it when reviewing transportation-project mitigation plans.
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Certain banks and similar institutions furnish securities under this act when they deposit securities, pledge or grant a security interest in securities, or assign a fully insured or guaranteed certificate of deposit to the custodial official.
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An association may invest reserve and idle funds in listed securities and deposits, subject to the section’s conditions.
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County boards may buy certain unsold real estate at tax sales, and the county treasurer must handle and assign purchase certificates and notify any land bank when required.
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The custodian of state or local funds may place those funds in interest-bearing deposits with certain financial institutions if the listed conditions are met.
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The Director of Banking and Finance may share examinations and reports, and must disclose related information, to specified federal regulators or foreign state agencies and their officials or examiners.
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Banks may charge interest and fees on personal loans and card-based loans, subject to stated caps and conditions.
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Banks, savings and loan associations, insurance companies, and credit unions may legally invest funds in bonds of the State of Israel.
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Sections 8-170 to 8-174 apply to the records and files of national banks, as far as federal law permits.
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Certain financial institutions may, with approval, deposit pledged securities and receive a trust receipt; after approval, they may deposit the trust receipt instead of the securities.