United States — Texas
Finance Code § 91.002
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This section defines terms used in the subtitle.
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This section defines terms used in the subtitle.
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A state bank may use operating subsidiaries for authorized activities and investments, but it faces limits on subsidiary investments and must notify the banking commissioner before starting new subsidiary activities.
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The board must designate a county bank as the district’s depository, and district money must be secured like county funds.
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The board must designate a bank in Hood County as the district’s depository, and district money must be deposited there and secured like county funds.
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After a state bank is closed, the banking commissioner must post a closure notice, then either tender the bank to the FDIC or start a receivership proceeding. A correspondent bank generally may not pay items drawn on the closed bank’s account after actual notice, unless the item was previously certified, and the filed
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A state bank may buy certain equity securities, but it must stay within percentage limits unless the banking commissioner authorizes more.
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The board must designate one or more banks, inside or outside the district, to serve as the district's depository.
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The board must select one or more banks to act as the district's depository.
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Bank officers may close offices or suspend operations during an emergency, but the bank must notify the banking commissioner promptly and closures generally cannot exceed three consecutive days without approval.
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This section defines creditor process and limits what banks must do when such process is served on the receiving bank or beneficiary’s bank.
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A Texas state bank may exercise certain powers only with banking commissioner approval and must follow notice, timing, and limit rules.
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The commissioner must deny an application if the surviving savings bank is a foreign savings bank and the stated state-law conditions are not met.