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    • Legislation USA
    • Alaska Statutes
    • Title 6. Banks and Financial Institutions
    • Chapter 05. Alaska Banking Code
    • Article 2. Banking Practices.
    • Sec. 06.05.160. Transmitting money and foreign exchange.

    Alaska Statutes
    Article 2. Banking Practices.
    Sec. 06.05.160. Transmitting money and foreign exchange.

    A bank may accept for transmission and transmit money, and may buy and sell foreign exchange to the extent necessary to meet the reasonably anticipated needs of customers.

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    Structure Alaska Statutes

    Alaska Statutes

    Title 6. Banks and Financial Institutions

    Chapter 05. Alaska Banking Code

    Article 2. Banking Practices.

    Sec. 06.05.090. Certification of checks.

    Sec. 06.05.095. Payment of items.

    Sec. 06.05.100. Deposit of minor or person under disability.

    Sec. 06.05.120. Notice of charges.

    Sec. 06.05.145. Adverse claim to bank deposit.

    Sec. 06.05.160. Transmitting money and foreign exchange.

    Sec. 06.05.166. Legal holidays and closings.

    Sec. 06.05.180. Fiduciary and other powers authorized.

    Sec. 06.05.197. Nominees.

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