Ill. Admin. Code tit. 74, § 715.400 - Participating Financial Institution Eligibility and Responsibilities
a) The Treasurer
will determine the eligibility of financial institutions to participate
in the Program. In determining the eligibility of the financial
institution to participate, the Treasurer will consider the financial
institution's commitment to low-income communities...and the financial
institution's commitment to communities considered disproportionately impacted
areas, depressed areas, or enterprise zones as determined, designated, or
certified by the Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity in accordance
with any applicable federal law or program. [15 ILCS
516/30-20 ]
b) In order to participate in the Program,
financial institutions must meet the following criteria:
1) have a CRA rating of satisfactory or
outstanding or be a credit union that does not have a CRA rating at the time of
application;
2) have an IDC rating
of at least 75;
3) be an
FDIC-insured financial institution, or a credit union insured by the NCUA or
other approved share insurer pursuant to the Illinois Credit Union Act
[205 ILCS
305/58 ];
4) be an Illinois or national financial
institution that is authorized to do business in Illinois, and be in good
standing with the financial institution's regulators;
5) have a presence in Illinois; and
6) comply with all Program
requirements.
c)
Participating financial institutions are responsible for the following:
1) understanding and complying with the
Program requirements found in Section 715.420;
2) ensuring that the business meets the
eligibility requirements for the Program found in Section 715.500;
3) the day-to-day management of the loans
guaranteed by the Program in accordance with the participating financial
institution's established internal loan processes; and
4) submitting annual reports to the Treasurer
that include the following information for each business loan guaranteed
through the Program:
A) the percentage of the
loan that is guaranteed by the Program;
B) the dollar amount of the
guarantee;
C) the type of loan
(e.g., fixed or variable rate);
D)
the terms of the loan;
E) the
interest rates being charged to the business for the loan;
F) the frequency of interest rate changes, if
applicable;
G) the highest interest
rate possible over the life of the loan;
H) any pre-payment penalties that may apply
on the loan;
I) the payment history
for loans that have been guaranteed through the Program; and
J) any other information that is relevant to
a full, fair, and effective disclosure of the operations of the
Program.
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