Oklahoma Statutes
Title 6. Banks and Trust Companies
§6-102. Definitions.

As used in the Banking Code unless the context otherwise requires:

1. "Acquisition" or "acquire" means any act or action with respect to the ownership or control of a bank or the purchase of its assets and the assumption of its liabilities which would require the approval of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System or other supervisory authority having jurisdiction and approval authority over the bank;
2. "Action" in the sense of a judicial proceeding includes recoupment, counterclaim, third-party claims, cross claims, setoff, suit in equity, arbitration and any other proceedings in which rights are determined;
3. "Bank" means any bank authorized and chartered by the laws of this state to engage in the banking business, or any bank chartered by the office of the Comptroller of the Currency with its main office in this state;
4. "Banking company" means any bank;
5. "Bank holding company" means any Oklahoma corporation which directly or indirectly owns or controls at least one bank or out-of-state bank as defined in this section;
6. "Board" when used with an initial capital letter means the Banking Board of this state;
7. "Branch bank" means any place of business separated from the main office of a bank at which deposits are received, or checks paid or money lent;
8. "Capital" shall include the paid-in common capital stock account, preferred stock account, surplus account, undivided profits account, capital reserves (other than contingency reserves), allowance for possible loan losses and mandatory convertible instruments that are convertible into common stock. "Capital" shall also include all other approved subordinated notes and debentures, having an original weighted average maturity of at least seven (7) years, to the extent their maturity date exceeds five (5) years. As such notes and debentures approach maturity of less than five (5) years, they shall be considered "capital" in proportion to their years to maturity as it bears to five (5) years;
9. "Commissioner" means the State Banking Commissioner appointed and serving pursuant to this act, who shall be the Commissioner of Banking and who shall administer and enforce the applicable provisions of this act;
10. "Community" means a city, town or incorporated village of this state, or a trade area in this state in unincorporated territory;
11. "Company" means any corporation, association, partnership, business trust or similar organization, but shall not include any corporation, the majority of the shares of which are owned by the United States or by any state;
12. "Compliance review committee" means:
13. "Compliance review documents" means documents prepared for or created by a compliance review committee;
14. "Confusingly similar name" means:
The Board shall promulgate rules which govern the use of "confusingly similar names" as defined in this paragraph;
15. "Consumer banking electronic facility" means any electronic device owned, operated, leased by or on the behalf of a bank, savings association, or credit union other than a telephone or modem operated by a customer of a depository institution, to which a person may initiate an electronic fund transfer. The term includes without limitations, a point-of-sale terminal, automatic teller machines, automated loan machines, video banking centers, or any other similar electronic devices;
16. "Continuing bank" means a merging bank the charter of which becomes the charter of the resulting bank;
17. "Control" means control as such term is defined under the Federal Bank Holding Company Act of 1956, as amended, 12 U.S.C., Section 1841;
18. "Converting bank" means a bank converting from a state to a national bank, or the reverse;
19. "Court" means a court of competent jurisdiction;
20. "Department" means the Oklahoma State Banking Department created by this Code;
21. "Deposits" means all demand, time and savings deposits of individuals, partnerships, corporations, the United States and states and political subdivisions of the United States, deposits of banks, foreign governments, institutions, deposits held by foreign banking offices or corporations organized pursuant to 12 U.S.C., Sections 601 through 604a, or Sections 611 through 631, as amended. Determinations of deposits shall be made by the Commissioner by reference to regulatory reports of condition or similar reports filed by banks or savings associations with state or federal regulatory agencies;
22. "Emergency" means any condition or occurrence which may interfere physically with the conduct of normal business operations at one or more or all of the offices of a bank or an out-of-state bank, or which poses an imminent or existing threat to the safety or security of persons or property, or both. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, an emergency may arise as a result of any one or more of the following: fires; floods; earthquakes; hurricanes; wind, rain or snow storms; labor disputes and strikes; power failures; transportation failures; interruptions of communication facilities; shortages of fuel, housing, food, transportation or labor; robberies or attempted robberies; actual or threatened enemy attack; epidemics or other catastrophes; riots, civil commotions and other acts of lawlessness or violence, actual or threatened;
23. "Executive officer", when referring to a bank, out-of-state bank, or trust company, means any person designated as such in the bylaws and includes, whether or not so designated, the chairman of the board of directors, chairman of the executive committee, the president, any vice-president, the trust officer, the treasurer, the cashier, the comptroller and the secretary, or any person who performs the duties appropriate to those offices;
24. "Federal Reserve Act" means the Act of Congress approved December 23, 1913, (38 Stat. 251), as amended;
25. "Federal Reserve Bank" means the Federal Reserve Banks created and organized under authority of the Federal Reserve Act;
26. "Federal Reserve Board" means the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System created and described in the Federal Reserve Act, as amended;
27. "Fiduciary" means original or successor trustee of an expressed or implied trust, including, but not limited to, a resulting or constructive trust, special administrator, executor, administrator, administrator common trust agreement, guardian, guardian-trustee or conservator for a minor or other incompetent person, receiver, trustee in bankruptcy, assignee for creditors or any holder of a similar position of trust acting alone or with others;
28. "General obligation" means obligations of the State of Oklahoma or a political subdivision of this state and of any other state or political subdivision thereof supported by the full faith and credit of the obligor. It includes all obligations payable from a special fund when the full faith and credit of a state or any political subdivision of a state is obligated for payment into the fund of amounts which will be sufficient to provide for all required payments in connection with the obligation. It implies an obligor possessing resources sufficient to justify faith and credit;
29. "Good faith" means honesty in fact in the transaction and some reasonable ground for belief that the transaction is rightful or authorized;
30. "Insolvent" means that the actual cash market value of a bank's assets is insufficient to pay its liabilities other than its capital stock, surplus and undivided profits, or that the bank is unable to meet the demands of its creditors in the usual course of business;
31. "Insured depository institution" means any bank or savings association the deposits of which are insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation;
32. "Interstate merger transaction" means a merger between two banks, two savings associations or a bank and a savings association, one of which is chartered by or has its main office located in this state, and the other of which is an out-of-state bank as defined in this section;
33. "Investment securities" means marketable obligations in the form of bonds, notes or debentures which are commonly regarded as investment securities. It does not include investments which are predominantly speculative in nature;
34. "Item" means any instrument for the payment of money even though not negotiable, but does not include money;
35. "Legal newspaper" means a newspaper qualified to publish legal notices under the provisions of Section 106 of Title 25 of the Oklahoma Statutes;
36. "Loan review committee" means a person or group of persons who, on behalf of an insured depository institution, reviews loans held by such institution for the purpose of assessing the credit quality of the loans, compliance with the loan policies of such institution, and compliance with the applicable state and federal laws, regulations and rules;
37. "Local media" means:
38. "Main bank" means the office location which has been designated by the State Banking Commissioner or Comptroller of the Currency as the main office of a bank;
39. "Main office" means either the main bank or the main office location of a savings association;
40. "Managing officer" means the chief executive officer of the bank;
41. "Member bank" means any national bank, state bank or banking and trust company which becomes a member of the Federal Reserve System;
42. "Merger" includes consolidation;
43. "Military banking facility" means a facility maintained by a bank upon a military installation, provided the facility must be within the confines of a military reservation and located upon property owned or leased by the United States government;
44. "Mobile" means the ability to be moved, picked up, rolled, pulled or driven;
45. "Multibank holding company" means an Oklahoma corporation which directly or indirectly owns or controls two or more banks, two or more bank holding companies, or one or more of each as defined in this section;
46. "National Bank Examiner" or "Federal Bank Examiner" means any person employed as a bank examiner by the Comptroller of the Currency, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and the Federal Reserve Board or Bank;
47. "Office" means any place at which a bank or an out-of-state bank transacts its business or conducts operations related to its business;
48. "Officer", when referring to a bank, out-of-state bank or trust company, means any person designated as such in the bylaws and includes, whether or not so designated, any executive officer, the chairman of the board of directors, the chairman of the executive committee, and any trust officer, assistant trust officer, assistant vice-president, assistant treasurer, assistant cashier, assistant comptroller, assistant secretary, auditor or any person who performs the duties appropriate to those offices;
49. "Order" means all, or any part, of the final disposition, whether affirmative, negative, injunctive or declaratory in form, by the Commissioner or the Banking Board, of any matter other than the making of regulations of general application;
50. "Out-of-state bank" means a national bank or a state or federal savings association which has its main office located in a state other than Oklahoma, or a bank chartered by a state other than Oklahoma;
51. "Out-of-state bank holding company" means a bank holding company which is not incorporated in this state and which directly or indirectly owns or controls one or more banks or out-of-state banks as defined in this section;
52. "Person" means an individual, group of individuals, board, committee, partnership, firm, association, corporation or other entity;
53. "Political subdivision" includes a county, city, town or other municipal corporation, a public authority, and generally any publicly owned entity which is an instrumentality of the state or a municipal corporation;
54. "Principal place of business of a bank or a bank holding company" means the state in which the total deposits of the bank or the bank subsidiaries of the bank holding company are the largest;
55. "Reason to know" means that upon the information available a person of ordinary intelligence in the particular business, or of the superior intelligence or experience which the person in question may have, would infer that the fact in question exists or that there is such a substantial chance of its existence that, if exercising reasonable care with reference to the matter in question, conduct would be predicated upon the assumption of its possible existence;
56. "Resulting bank" means the combined banks and trust companies carrying on business upon completion of a merger;
57. "Retailer" means a person, corporation or partnership, primarily engaged in the sale of goods at retail to the general public;
58. "Savings association" means any savings and loan association or savings bank chartered under the laws of this state or the laws of the United States authorized to engage in the savings and loan business with its main office located in this state;
59. "Savings association branch" means any place of business separated from the main office of a savings association at which deposits are received, checks paid or money lent;
60. "Subsidiary" with respect to a specified bank holding company or multibank holding company means a subsidiary as the term is defined in the Federal Reserve Bank Holding Company Act of 1956, as amended, 12 U.S.C., Section 1841; and
61. "Trust company" means:
Added by Laws 1965, c. 161, § 102. Amended by Laws 1968, c. 93, § 1, emerg. eff. April 1, 1968; Laws 1976, c. 31, § 1, emerg. eff. March 17, 1976; Laws 1982, c. 223, § 1; Laws 1983, c. 73, § 1, emerg. eff. April 29, 1983; Laws 1986, c. 316, § 1, emerg. eff. June 24, 1986; Laws 1996, c. 92, § 1, eff. June 1, 1996; Laws 1997, c. 111, § 2, eff. July 1, 1997; Laws 2000, c. 205, § 2, emerg. eff. May 17, 2000; Laws 2002, c. 67, § 1, eff. Nov. 1, 2002; Laws 2013, c. 62, § 1, emerg. eff. April 18, 2013.

Structure Oklahoma Statutes

Oklahoma Statutes

Title 6. Banks and Trust Companies

§6-101. Short title.

§6-102. Definitions.

§6-104. Effect on existing banks and trust companies - Registration of bank or trust-related activities.

§6-201. Establishment - Officers and employees.

§6-201.1. Compensation of Commissioner.

§6-202. Board membership and meetings.

§6-203. Powers of Board.

§6-204. Powers of Commissioner – Review of orders.

§6-205. Access of Commissioner and Board to records of Department.

§6-206. Power to subpoena witnesses - Declaratory order - Good faith as a defense.

§6-207. Judicial review of orders of the Board or Commissioner.

§6-208. Records of Department - Public inspection – Confidentiality – Electronic storage.

§6-208.1. Availability of personnel data – Confidentiality - Definitions.

§6-209. Bank and trust companies - Examinations and reports.

§6-210. Removal of officer, director or employee of bank or trust company by Commissioner.

§6-211. Fees and assessments.

§6-211.1. Revolving fund - Creation.

§6-212. Commissioner's annual report.

§6-213. Interests of department officers or employees in banks or trust companies.

§6-214. Bank and trust company records - Preservation - Reproduction.

§6-215. Limitation of liability.

§6-216. Standards in regulations, orders and rules.

§6-218. Transfer of stock or controlling interest - Notice to and approval by Commissioner.

§6-219. Changes in chief executive officer and directors.

§6-220. Impairment of capital - Assessments - Limitations.

§6-301. Certificate of authority.

§6-303. Incorporators - Fee.

§6-303.1. Capital structure - Preferred stock.

§6-304. Expenses of organization.

§6-305. Application for authority to engage in banking or trust company business - Contents - Oath - Proposed certificate of incorporation.

§6-306.1. Commissioner – Certificate of authority – Recommendation of action.

§6-306.2. Acceptance of application for filing - Notice.

§6-307.1. Objectives of Commissioner and Banking Board - Comments or objections.

§6-308. Hearing before Commissioner.

§6-309. Public charter application file - Contents - Availability - Findings and conclusions - Objections.

§6-310. Board hearing on application - Condition - Approval - Notice.

§6-311. Appeal of Board's decision.

§6-311.1. Existing certificate of incorporation for which no certificate of authority is outstanding.

§6-312. Issuance of certificate of incorporation - Shareholders meeting – Filing of verified application for certificate - Contents.

§6-313. Return of defective application or documents - Approval or denial of application - Issuance of certificate of authority - Revocation of powers and cancellation of certificate of incorporation.

§6-401. Organization of new bank or trust company.

§6-402. Powers of banks and trust companies.

§6-402.1. Chartering of banker's bank.

§6-403.1. Membership in Federal Reserve System.

§6-404. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Act - Acts permitted for compliance therewith.

§6-405. Increase or decrease of capital stock - Procedure - Reduction of capital stock - Surrender of certificate.

§6-405.1. Authorized but unissued stock.

§6-405.2. Employee stock option and stock purchase plans.

§6-406. Amendments - Change of name - Change in location - Change in number and par value of shares - Bank's abandonment of trust powers - Right of dissent.

§6-407. Amendment - Trust powers.

§6-408. Amendment of existing articles of incorporation with certificate of incorporation.

§6-409. Dividends.

§6-410. Capital debentures - Rediscounting notes to Federal Reserve.

§6-411. Pledge of assets - Banks.

§6-412. Signature guaranty.

§6-414. Acquisition of real estate - Term held - Equipment, furniture and fixtures - Leases of real estate and equipment - Investment and loans to corporations holding premises - Conveyance of real estate.

§6-415. Drive-in or walk-up facilities.

§6-416. Bank service corporations.

§6-421. Military banking facilities.

§6-422. Consumer banking electronic facilities.

§6-423. Operations centers.

§6-424. Origination of loans at locations other than main office or branch office – Out-of-state banks – Loan and deposit production offices.

§6-425. Fiduciary relationships.

§6-426. Agency relationships between subsidiary banks.

§6-427. Bank or trust institution serving as trustee of certain bond issues - Representative trust office.

§6-501.1. Interstate mergers and acquisitions – De novo branches – Interstate reciprocity – Establishment and acquisition of branch banks.

§6-501.2. Certificate to establish and operate a branch or relocate a branch – Application – Existing branches and detached facilities – Temporary branches – Deposit limitations – Construction with Title 6, Sections 421 and 422.

§6-502. Bank holding companies.

§6-502.1. Interim state banks - Application - Prefiling meeting - Acceptance of application - Merger or consolidation.

§6-503. Trust companies - Branch offices.

§6-506. Out-of-state bank holding companies - Acquisitions.

§6-510. Short title.

§6-511. Industrial loan company - Industrial bank - Definition.

§6-512. Out-of-state companies or banks - Reciprocity requirement - Certificate for establishment or relocation of branch.

§6-513. Severability.

§6-601. Business days and hours.

§6-602.1. Detached facilities, branch offices, deposit production offices and loan production offices - Business days and hours.

§6-603. Emergency closing.

§6-702. Liability of fiduciaries owning stock.

§6-703. Liability of preferred shareholders.

§6-705. Transfer of shares - Law governing.

§6-706. Stock as personalty - Transfer on books - Shareholders indebted to bank or trust company - Lending on stock prohibited - Purchase of treasury stock.

§6-707. Issuance of preferred stock - Classes - Procedure - Reduction of common stock and issuance of preferred stock - One meeting - Preferred stock as capital.

§6-708. Common stock dividend on retirement of preferred stock.

§6-709. Rights of preferred shareholders - Dividends - Voting and conversion rights.

§6-710. Stockholders' meetings - Cumulative voting - Proxies - Voting trusts - Preemptive rights - Examination of stockbook.

§6-711. Directors and officers - Banks and trust companies.

§6-711.1. Transferred employees - Purchase of former residence by bank.

§6-712. Liability of directors, officers, and other persons - Overdrafts.

§6-712.1. Indemnification for defending suits - Directors' personal liability eliminated or limited.

§6-713. Fidelity bonds and other insurance.

§6-714. Directors - Meetings and duties.

§6-715. Applicability of Oklahoma General Corporation Act.

§6-801. Reserves.

§6-802. Limitations on maximum indebtedness to bank - Exceptions.

§6-803. Real estate loans.

§6-805. Prohibition on bank employing funds in trade or commerce - Sale of personal property - Leasing of personal property - Acquisition of leased personal property.

§6-806. Investments - Underwriting - Limitations.

§6-807. Sale and purchase of loans.

§6-808. Banks prohibited from making political contributions - Penalties.

§6-809. Prohibited acts - Penalties - Injunctions.

§6-901. Deposits in name of two or more persons – "Payable on Death" deposit accounts - Forms of deposit accounts included.

§6-902. Trustee deposit accounts.

§6-903.1. Deposit accounts for minors.

§6-904. Stockholder, director, officer or employee of bank as notary public - Administration of oaths - Protests - Notary fee.

§6-905. Adverse claims to deposits - Restraining order or injunction - Indemnity bond.

§6-906. Transfer to known heirs of deceased without designated beneficiary — Affidavit — Release and discharge — False affidavit.

§6-907. Husband and wife deposit for business purpose - Sole proprietorship account.

§6-908. Banks and credit unions authorized to offer savings promotion raffles.

§6-909. Powers of authorized signer.

§6-1001. Powers of trust companies.

§6-1001.1. Temporary borrowing powers of trust companies.

§6-1002. Restrictions on acting in certain fiduciary capacities - Reciprocity.

§6-1003. Advertising performance of legal services prohibited.

§6-1004. Deposits of securities with Commissioner.

§6-1005. Banks having trust powers and trust companies not required to give security as trustee, etc.

§6-1006. Separation of books and accounts - Labeling securities - Prohibited operations of banks and trust companies having trust powers.

§6-1007. Lien and claim upon bank failure.

§6-1008. Investments - Acceptance as securities by public officials of this state.

§6-1009. Official's oath or affidavit.

§6-1010. Common trust funds.

§6-1011. Loans of trust funds to officers and employees prohibited.

§6-1012. Banks having trust powers and trust companies subject to examination and supervision of Commissioner.

§6-1013. Disclosure of communications and writings prohibited - Exceptions.

§6-1014. Closing of trust unduly delayed.

§6-1015. Banks authorized to engage in trust business - Powers - Restrictions.

§6-1016. Service charges not part of interest on loans.

§6-1017. Voluntary relinquishment of trust powers.

§6-1018. Voluntary or involuntary liquidation or receivership.

§6-1019. Merger, consolidation and sale of assets.

§6-1020. Existing trust powers of religious, charitable, etc. corporations not denied.

§6-1021. Liquidation, dissolution and reorganization of trust companies.

§6-1022. Banks, trust companies and national banking associations - Registration in name of nominee securities held in fiduciary capacity.

§6-1023. Deposit of securities in clearing corporation or Federal Reserve Bank.

§6-1024. Acquisition of control of trust company - Notice - Approval - Review - Penalties.

§6-1101. Merger or conversion.

§6-1102. Approval of merger by directors and merger agreement.

§6-1103. Approval by Board.

§6-1104. Stockholder approval - Notice requirements - Rights of dissenters - Appraisal expense - Valuation and payment of dissenting shares.

§6-1105. Effective date of merger, filing of approved agreement, certificate of merger as evidence.

§6-1106. Continuation of corporate entity.

§6-1107. Conversion from state bank to national and of national to state bank, and trust powers.

§6-1108. Nonconforming assets of business.

§6-1109. Sale or purchase of all assets of bank, trust company or savings association or of department or branch thereof.

§6-1109.1. Sale of assets other than in the ordinary course of business.

§6-1110. Book value of assets.

§6-1111. Merger with parent bank holding company, nonbank subsidiary of parent bank holding company or subsidiary.

§6-1201. Voluntary liquidation and dissolution.

§6-1202. Involuntary liquidation by Commissioner - Reorganization.

§6-1203. Reorganization.

§6-1204. Liquidation by Commissioner - Procedure.

§6-1205. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation as liquidator.

§6-1206. Conservator.

§6-1207. Transfer or conveyance of title to mineral interests or leases.

§6-1301. Definitions.

§6-1301.1. Appointment of deputy.

§6-1301.2. Authorization for access to safe deposit box upon death of lessee.

§6-1302. Authority to lease safe deposit boxes.

§6-1303. Access by fiduciaries.

§6-1304. Effect of lessee's death or incompetence.

§6-1305. Lease to minor.

§6-1306. Lease to corporation, general or limited partnership, or limited liability company.

§6-1307. Assumed names.

§6-1308. Search procedure on death - Removal of certain contents.

§6-1309. Adverse claims to contents of safe deposit box.

§6-1310. Lien of lessor, special remedies and proceedings for nonpayment of rent.

§6-1311. Limitation of liability - Requirements or policies.

§6-1312. Garnishment - Proceedings in aid of execution.

§6-1313. Estate taxes or rights of state or tax commission not affected.

§6-1401. Transaction of banking business not authorized by law - Unauthorized use of words bank, trust, etc. - Injunction and appointment of receiver - Acceptance of filings by Secretary of State.

§6-1403. Unlawful use of words "safe deposit".

§6-1405. Unlawful gratuity or compensation - Transactions of persons connected with bank.

§6-1406. Receipt of deposit after notification of insolvency.

§6-1407. Unlawful service as officer or director.

§6-1408. Unlawful service as Commissioner, Deputy Commissioner, Administrative Assistant, Assistant Commissioner.

§6-1409. Unlawful concealment of transactions.

§6-1410. Improper maintenance of accounts - False or deceptive entries and statements.

§6-1411. Unlawful payment of penalties and judgments against others, including directors and officers.

§6-1412. Embezzlement or misapplication of funds.

§6-1413. Libel and slander.

§6-1414. Criminal sanctions, violations of rules and orders - Nonapplicability where criminal sanctions imposed in other sections of Code.

§6-1415. Injunction.

§6-1416. Prohibitions relating to control of banks - Remedies.

§6-1417. Advertisement of confusingly similar names or shortened names - Use of former name of acquired institution or office - Commissioner's remedies - Injunctions - Nonconforming previous use or advertisement.

§6-1418. Use of lender’s name, trade name or trademark – Use of loan number, loan amount or other information – Reference to lender – Injunction – Exemptions.

§6-1511. Short title.

§6-1512. Definitions

§6-1513. Registration application - License - List of persons given money transmitter equipment - Fees - Violation and punishment

§6-1514. Information-sharing agreements - Records.

§6-1515. Rules - Interpretive statements and opinions.

§6-1600. International Bank Act - Short title.

§6-1601. Definitions.

§6-1602. Applicability of state banking laws.

§6-1603. Applicability of Oklahoma General Corporation Act.

§6-1604. Requirements for carrying on banking business.

§6-1605. Application for license - Approval or disapproval.

§6-1606. Licenses - Permissible activities.

§6-1607. International administrative offices.

§6-1608. Asset maintenance or capital equivalency.

§6-1609. Certification of capital accounts.

§6-1610. Lending limits.

§6-1611. Reports and records.

§6-1612. Conversion from a federal agency to a state chartered agency and the reverse.

§6-1613. Dissolution.

§6-1614. Representative offices - Limitations - Licenses - Fees.

§6-1615. Rules - Exemption from economic impact statement requirements.

§6-1616. Foreign travel expenses.

§6-1621. Task Force for the Study of State Banking Services.

§6-1701. Short title - Intent.

§6-1702. Definitions.

§6-1703. Rules.

§6-1704. Severability.

§6-1705. Companies authorized to act as fiduciary.

§6-1706. Certain activities not requiring charter.

§6-1707. State trust institutions - Business locations.

§6-1708. Out-of-state trust institutions - Business locations.

§6-1709. Registration of name.

§6-1710. Authority to operate trust business.

§6-1711. Engaging in trust business at branch locations permitted - Certain business at representative trust offices prohibited - Limitations on business at out-of-state offices.

§6-1712. Principal office.

§6-1713. Establishment of additional offices in this state.

§6-1714. Establishment of additional offices outside of this state.

§6-1715. Out-of-state trust institutions permitted to engage in trust business.

§6-1716. Establishment of new trust offices by out-of-state institutions permitted.

§6-1717. Acquisition of trust offices by out-of-state trust institutions permitted.

§6-1718. Notice of intent to establish or acquire trust office by out-of-state trust institution.

§6-1719. Approval of establishment or acquisition of office by out-of-state institution.

§6-1720. Establishment of additional offices by out-of-state institutions.

§6-1721. Out-of-state institutions prohibited from acting as fiduciaries - Engaging in trust business at representative trust office permitted.

§6-1722. Establishment or acquisition of representative trust offices.

§6-1723. Examination of out-of-state trust institutions.

§6-1724. Enforcement actions.

§6-1725. Notice of change of control, substantial transfer of trust assets or closure.

§6-1730. Short title - Purpose.

§6-1731. Definitions.

§6-1732. Designation of trust institution as fiduciary.

§6-1733. Written agreements or instruments - Designation of law governing.

§6-1734. Fiduciary investment standards - Designation of law governing.

§6-1735. Delegation of fiduciary functions.

§6-1736. Hiring and compensation of affiliates.

§6-1737. Compensation arrangements between clients and fiduciaries.

§6-1738. Disclosure of conflicts of interest.

§6-1739. Acquisition of state trust company or trust institution.

§6-1740. Application of act - Exemptions.

§6-1741. Application for exemption - Maintenance of exempt status - Change of control - Revocation of exempt status - Enforcement proceedings.

§6-1755. Conversion to public trust company.

§6-2001. Definitions.

§6-2001.1. Oklahoma State Credit Union Board - Creation.

§6-2001.2. Powers of Board - Administrator - Powers and duties - Failure to comply with Commissioner's orders or requirements.

§6-2001.3. Meetings of Board - Quorum.

§6-2001.4. Civil liability of State Credit Union Board members.

§6-2002. Necessity of certificate - Application for certificate - Organization certificate and bylaws.

§6-2003. Investigation and report by Bank Commissioner - Certificate of approval - Certificate of incorporation.

§6-2004.1. Out-of-state credit union - Requirements to conduct business in state - Revocation of approval - Cancellation of certificate.

§6-2005. Unlawful transaction of business - Enforcement by Attorney General - Injunction and receiver.

§6-2006. Succession - Powers.

§6-2007. Membership - Central credit unions.

§6-2008. Examinations - Reports - Access to information - Alternative examination or report - Failure to make and transmit or publish report - Certificate and bylaw forms - Annual financial report.

§6-2009. Fiscal year - Meetings - Voting.

§6-2010. Board of directors - Credit committee or credit manager - Supervisory committee - Officers.

§6-2012. Expulsions and withdrawals.

§6-2013. Dividends.

§6-2014. Shares and deposits in name of minors - Shares not subject to stock transfer tax.

§6-2015. Partial invalidity - Right of alteration, amendment or repeal.

§6-2016. Credit unions composed of public employees, retirees and family members - Space in public buildings.

§6-2017. Fiscal agency for state.

§6-2018. Voluntary dissolution.

§6-2018.1. Suspension of operation of credit union - Revocation of certificate - Liquidation - Disposition of assets.

§6-2018.2. Appointment of conservator and agents - Judicial relief - Term of conservatorship - Expenses - Commissioner's authority.

§6-2019.1. Maintenance of books, records, accounting systems and procedures - Destruction of records - Records as evidence.

§6-2020. Special Reserve for Dormant Accounts.

§6-2021. Conversion of credit unions.

§6-2022. Merger of credit unions.

§6-2023. Exercising power of federally chartered credit union - Exceptions.

§6-2024. Joint tenancy shares and deposits.

§6-2025. Share or deposit account payable on death – Application.

§6-2026. Trust shares.

§6-2027. Certain records designated as public records - Confidential records - Disclosure of confidential information.

§6-2041. Power to make and purchase obligations representing insured loans and credit advances.

§6-2042. Investments by fiduciaries, political subdivisions, corporations, etc. - Investment of public funds.

§6-2043. Inconsistent laws inapplicable to loans or investments authorized.

§6-2101. Citation.

§6-2102. Definitions.

§6-2103. Licenses - Requirement - Exceptions - Penalty.

§6-2104. Exempt transactions

§6-2105. Application for license.

§6-2106. Investigation of applicants.

§6-2107. Annual license fees - Renewals - Display of license certificate - Exception.

§6-2108. Surety bond or irrevocable letter of credit.

§6-2109. Additional bond - Deposit of securities in lieu of bond.

§6-2110. Minimum net worth.

§6-2111. Semi-annual reports.

§6-2112. Books, accounts and records - Current financial statements.

§6-2113. Examination of books and records - Audits.

§6-2114. Investigation upon noncompliance with act.

§6-2115. Conduct of business - Location - Agents - Conditions.

§6-2116. Revocation of license - Hearing - Grounds.

§6-2117. Power of subpoena - Designation of hearing officer.

§6-2118. Judicial review.

§6-2119. Giving of notice.

§6-2120. Rules and regulations.

§6-2121. Penalties.

§6-2123. Proceeds of sales of checks by agents - Exemption from attachment, levy of execution, or sequestration - Assignment to Commissioner.

§6-2124. Acts required of licensees - Deadline - Exception.

§6-2201. Short title.

§6-2202. Definitions.

§6-2203. Financial institutions prohibited from disclosing financial records unless.

§6-2204. Subpoena of financial records.

§6-2205. Disclosures or releases authorized.

§6-2206. Costs of assembling, reproducing or providing financial records.

§6-2207. Search warrants.

§6-2208. Certification of compliance by government authorities - Immunity from liability for good faith reliance upon certificate.

§6-3001. Records - Electronic or microphotographic reproduction - Evidence.

§6-3002. Compliance review documents - Confidentiality - Discovery or admissibility.

§6-3003. Negotiation services - Interest income as valuable consideration.

§6-3010. Definition - Form - Fees - Rules.