(a) In this section, “insolvent” means:
(1) Incapable of meeting the demands of creditors; or
(2) Having liabilities that exceed assets.
(b) Notwithstanding the notice and timing requirements in § 5–602 of this subtitle, if the Commissioner determines that a nondepository trust company is insolvent, the Commissioner may take immediate possession of the nondepository trust company, including its property, records, and business, by:
(1) Posting on the front door of each banking office of the nondepository trust company a notice that states: “This institution is in the hands of the Maryland Commissioner of Financial Regulation”; and
(2) Immediately delivering written notice to the board of directors of the nondepository trust company that the Commissioner has taken possession of the nondepository trust company.
Structure Maryland Statutes
Title 5 - Banking Institutions -- General Provisions
Section 5-601 - When Commissioner May Take Charge -- Banking Institutions
Section 5-602 - When Commissioner May Take Charge -- Commercial Banks
Section 5-602.1 - When Commissioner May Take Charge -- Nondepository Trust Company
Section 5-603 - Effect of Possession by Commissioner
Section 5-604 - Notice of Possession by Commissioner
Section 5-604.1 - Payment of Expenses Related to Possession of Nondepository Trust Company
Section 5-605 - Appointment of Receiver
Section 5-606 - Powers and Duties of Receiver
Section 5-607 - Deposits Made by Receiver
Section 5-609 - Report of Commissioner to Court
Section 5-610 - Commissioner May Permit Reopening
Section 5-611 - Plan of Reorganization -- Proposal
Section 5-613 - Plan of Reorganization -- Consent of Political Subdivisions
Section 5-614 - Rights of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Section 5-615 - Preference for Property Held in Fiduciary Capacity