45 Neb. Admin. Code, ch. 18, § 003 - INVESTMENT LIMITS
003.01 When an
investment company's assets consist solely of, and are limited to, obligations
that are eligible for unlimited investment by a bank, there is no limit on a
bank's investment.
003.02 When an
investment company's assets contain obligations which are subject to the bank's
investment or lending limitations, investment by the bank must be limited to
twenty-five percent of its paid-up capital, surplus, capital notes, and
debentures or fifteen percent of its unimpaired capital and unimpaired surplus,
whichever is greater.
003.03 When
an investment company makes use of repurchase agreements, the bank's investment
is limited to twenty-five percent of its paid-up capital, surplus, capital
notes, and debentures or fifteen percent of its unimpaired capital and
unimpaired surplus, whichever is greater, provided that all of the following
conditions are met:
003.03A The repurchase
agreements are fully secured by securities of the United States government or
any authorized agency thereof.
003.03B Possession of the collateral is
obtained by either the bank or a third-party custodian designated by the bank
under a written custodial agreement which explicitly recognizes the bank's
interest in the securities as superior to that of any other person, or, in the
case of book-entry securities, by appropriate entry in an account maintained in
the name of the bank by a Federal Reserve Bank;
003.03C The collateral is marked to market on
a daily basis.
003.04
When an investment company makes use of repurchase agreements which do not
contain the elements set forth in Subsection
003.03 of this Rule, and/or securities
lending arrangements, the bank's investment is limited to ten percent of its
paid-up capital, surplus, capital notes and debentures or ten percent of its
unimpaired capital and unimpaired surplus, whichever is greater.
003.05 When an investment company makes use
of futures and options, or has the ability to do so, the fund is not an
eligible investment for banks.
003.06 A bank may invest in an investment
company which makes use of forward contracts, provided that the investment
company maintains, in a segregated account, cash or cash equivalents or other
portfolio securities equal in value to commitments to purchase securities, so
that no leverage is employed.
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