Iowa Code r. 781-13.7 - Withdrawals, substitutions, and additions of pledged collateral
(1) A pledging bank
shall pledge and maintain eligible collateral with the treasurer's approved
custodian, the market value of which at all times equals or exceeds the amount
by which the public funds deposits in the pledging bank exceed the total
capital of the pledging bank.
(2) A
pledging bank shall complete, sign, and submit to the approved custodian a
Certificate and Approval for Withdrawal, Substitution or Addition of Collateral
form for all withdrawals, substitutions or additions of eligible pledged
collateral. Any withdrawals, substitutions or additions of eligible pledged
collateral are conditional upon the pledging bank's correct calculation that
its total collateral market value amount, after the current withdrawals,
substitutions, or additions, is equal to or exceeds its current total excess
public funds.
(3) The approved
custodian will issue its joint receipt of custody to the treasurer and to the
pledging bank evidencing the substitution for or the addition of pledged
collateral under the Master Custodial Agreement for the Deposit of Public Funds
in Banks.
(4) If a pledged security
matures, then the principal amount of the cash shall be held in trust by the
approved custodian for the treasurer until the pledging bank completes, signs,
and submits a Certificate and Approval for Withdrawal, Substitution or Addition
of Collateral form to the approved custodian to release the cash. Any
withdrawal of cash is conditional upon the pledging bank's correct calculation
that its total collateral market value amount, after the current withdrawal of
cash, is equal to or exceeds its current total excess public funds.
(5) Any request by a pledging bank to an
approved custodian for the withdrawal or substitution of pledged collateral is
conditional upon the approved custodian's receiving proper delivery
instructions from the pledging bank for the pledged collateral being released.
Furthermore, the release of pledged collateral in a transaction in which
substituted collateral is to be pledged in lieu of pledged collateral which is
being withdrawn is conditional upon the approved custodian's receiving the
substituted collateral before releasing the pledged collateral.
(6) Under no circumstance shall the treasurer
be liable for any loss incurred to a pledging bank for failing to release
pledged collateral. The treasurer is not liable for any loss incurred by a
pledging bank as a result of the pledging bank's failure to substitute new
collateral for any pledged collateral which matures.
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