Esheria Regulatory Atlas
Company formation, governance, directors, ownership, filings, and corporate obligations. Every result links to its stored legal text and available official source evidence.
2,256 matching statutes
United States — Nebraska
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The board must issue a unique registration number to each registered appraisal management company, keep a published list of those companies, and each registered company must disclose its registration number on engagement documents shown to the AMC appraiser.
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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An eligible out-of-state trust company may open and run representative trust offices in Nebraska only if two listed conditions are met.
United States — Nebraska
1 provisions
Articles of incorporation for a mutual company or assessment association may limit what insurance is written and must explain how mutual policyholders share in profits.
United States — Nebraska
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Insurance companies may only do business that is allowed by their articles of incorporation or other law; foreign or alien companies admitted in the state may only do business they are authorized to do by their home law.
United States — Nebraska
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“Company” is defined to include certain taxpayers and specified business entities.
United States — Nebraska
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A regulatory body may suspend or revoke a limited liability company’s registration certificate if a required licensed person’s license or authorization is suspended or revoked.
United States — Nebraska
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An insurance company needs a Department of Insurance certificate before doing insurance business in the state, and the certificate expires every April 30 unless renewed.
United States — Nebraska
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A life insurance company may pay policy proceeds in installments to a named beneficiary, and a policyholder may sell, surrender, pledge, assign, or change the beneficiary in the stated circumstances.
United States — Nebraska
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Licensed professional association mutual insurance companies must pay an annual administrative fee by March 1, based on prior-year direct writing premiums, and the director may rescind or refuse to reissue the license if the fee is not paid.
United States — Nebraska
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The Department of Insurance must value certain insurance companies by allowing only authorized assets and by adding specified liabilities, and it may use a certificate from another state’s insurance official for a foreign company.
United States — Nebraska
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Trust companies and certain state-chartered banks may establish representative trust offices, but the director’s approval and notice rules apply.