Utah Admin. Code R331-12-3 - General Rule
(1) A written
participation agreement covering multiple or individual participations will be
on record at each participating institution, and shall include, at a minimum,
the following:
(a) The party to the agreement
to be paid first from the loan repayment proceeds;
(b) Party responsible for collection of the
note in the event of default;
(c)
How collection or other expenses related to the participation will be divided
among the participants;
(d)
Recourse arrangements in writing outlining the rights and obligations of each
party. Generally, loans will not be sold on a recourse basis except in cases
where the sale is made for the purpose of obtaining temporary funds for
operations.
(2) In
addition, a financial institution which buys and sells loans or participations
in loans shall establish written policies setting forth satisfactory controls
over such sales and purchases. At a minimum, the following conditions shall be
met:
(a) The loan must comply with applicable
state and federal laws;
(b) The
purchased loan must conform to the financial institution's lending and loan
approval standards;
(c) Complete
and current credit information must be maintained during the term of the
loan;
(d) The financial institution
must maintain evidence of sufficient overall loan documentation including an
analysis of the value and lien status of collateral;
(e) The status of principal and interest
payments including accrual status must be available.
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