Sec. 6. (a) An electronic activity is authorized for a financial institution as incidental to the financial institution's business if the activity is convenient or useful to an activity that is:
(1) specifically authorized for the type of financial institution under consideration; or
(2) otherwise part of the business of the type of financial institution under consideration.
(b) In determining whether an electronic activity is authorized as incidental to a financial institution's business, the director may consider whether the activity:
(1) facilitates the production or delivery of the financial institution's products or services;
(2) enhances the financial institution's ability to sell or market its products or services;
(3) improves the effectiveness or efficiency of the financial institution's operations; or
(4) enables the financial institution to:
(A) use capacity acquired for its operations as a financial institution; or
(B) otherwise avoid economic loss or waste.
As added by P.L.10-2006, SEC.32 and P.L.57-2006, SEC.32.
Structure Indiana Code
Title 28. Financial Institutions
Article 1. Department of Financial Institutions
Chapter 23.5. Electronic Activity by Financial Institutions
28-1-23.5-1. Application of Chapter
28-1-23.5-2. "Electronic Activity"
28-1-23.5-4. Electronic Activities; Statutory Authorization; Standards
28-1-23.5-5. Electronic Activity Authorized as Part of Financial Institution's Business
28-1-23.5-6. Electronic Activity Incidental to Financial Institution's Business
28-1-23.5-7. Evaluation of Potential Risks; Authorization to Act
28-1-23.5-8. Activities Authorized for National Banks and Federal Credit Unions
28-1-23.5-9. Performing Authorized or Required Activities Through Electronic Means