Mont. Admin. r. 2.59.109 - LOANS TO A MANAGING OFFICER, OFFICER, DIRECTOR, OR PRINCIPAL SHAREHOLDER OF A BANK
(1) The definitions
of capital and unimpaired surplus are as follows:
(a) "Capital" shall mean the aggregate of the
bank's outstanding capital stock account(s) minus any deficit balance existing
in an impaired surplus account.
(b)
"Surplus" is defined in
32-1-109, MCA. "Unimpaired
surplus" shall mean surplus minus any deficit balance existing after
aggregating the bank's undivided profits account, profit and loss (or similar)
account, capital reserve account(s), valuation reserve account(s) and allocated
or specific reserve account(s).
(2) Any loan to a managing officer, officer,
director, employee or principal shareholder which was made before October 1,
1993, and which was in compliance with state law at the time, shall be
considered legal throughout its term unless:
(a) the loan is renewed, or
(b) the terms of the loan are modified in any
way, except for specified periodic interest rate adjustments, or
(c) security for the loan is changed in any
way, except for substitutions or deletions agreed upon at the origination of
the loan.
(i) If (a), (b) or (c) occur on or
after October 1, 1993, the loan shall be restructured to comply with the
provisions of
32-1-465 and
32-1-467, MCA, as
amended.
(3)
The following types of loans will not be included in the 2.5% of capital and
unimpaired surplus aggregate loan limitation:
(a) loans or portions of loans guaranteed by
a department, bureau, board, commission or establishment of the United States,
including a corporation wholly owned, directly or indirectly, by the United
States;
(b) loans or portions of
loans guaranteed by or covered by a commitment or agreement to take over or
purchase, issued by an agency or board of the state of Montana;
(c) loans or portions of loans sold without
recourse to a federally insured depository institution;
(d) loans or portions of loans secured by
pledged deposits in the lending bank.
Notes
32-1-465, 32-1-467, MCA; IMP, 32-1-467, MCA;
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