AI-assisted research summary: Several public and financial actors may place or deposit funds in savings or demand accounts at capital stock savings and loan associations and capital stock savings banks.
CHAPTER 9-A. PUBLIC FUNDS IN CAPITAL STOCK SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS AND CAPITAL STOCK SAVINGS BANKS §949. Savings and demand accounts of capital stock savings and loan associations and capital stock savings banks as legal investments Notwithstanding and irrespective of any provisions of Titles 6, 39, or 49 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950, or any other statute, law, rule, or regulation to the contrary, banks, trust companies, the state of Louisiana, its agencies, boards, commissions, and departments, the state treasurer of state funds standing in the name of the state treasurer, political subdivisions of the state and other public bodies existing under the constitution and laws of the state of Louisiana, any state depositing authority, any local depositing authority, any parish, or any political subdivisions of any parish, and any city, town, or village, or any political subdivision thereof, are hereby specifically authorized and empowered to invest or deposit funds held by them, without any order of any court, in savings and/or demand accounts of capital stock savings and loan associations and capital stock savings banks, to the same extent as are authorized national or state banks, and without limitations as to whether or not the amount invested or deposited exceeds at any time the amount insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. Capital stock associations and capital stock savings banks are specifically authorized and empowered to be depositories and fiscal agents for these funds. Acts 1984, No. 635, §1. {{NOTE: SEE ACTS 1984, NO. 635, §2 REGARDING MUTUAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.}}