§ 13203. Capital notes or debentures as capital reserve
Subject to prior approval of the Commissioner, a financial institution may issue capital notes or debentures, the proceeds from the sale of which may be used in lieu of capital deposits to establish part of the capital reserve required in section 13201 of this title, provided that:
(1) such capital notes or debentures are issued pursuant to the organization’s borrowing powers;
(2) such notes or debentures are subject to conditions governing the repayment of principal and interest which are comparable to the requirements governing return of initial capital deposits as set forth in section 13202 of this title; and
(3) repayment of the principal amount of such capital notes or debentures issued pursuant to this section shall have priority over the return of any capital deposits in the capital reserve. (Added 1999, No. 153 (Adj. Sess.), § 2, eff. Jan. 1, 2001.)
Structure Vermont Statutes
Title 8 - Banking and Insurance
Chapter 203 - Organization and Management of Mutual and Cooperative Financial Institutions
§ 13101. Application to organize
§ 13102. Issuance of certificate of general good; refusal to issue certificate of general good
§ 13104. Submission to Secretary of State
§ 13105. Payment of capital deposits
§ 13106. Certificate to commence business
§ 13107. Failure to commence business
§ 13201. Initial capital deposits; capital reserves
§ 13202. Return of initial capital deposit
§ 13203. Capital notes or debentures as capital reserve
§ 13301. Corporators of mutual financial institutions
§ 13302. Members of a cooperative financial institution; qualifications and voting rights
§ 13303. Powers and duties of corporators and members
§ 13401. Directors: number, election, qualifications, and term
§ 13402. Meetings of the governing body