Utah Admin. Code R333-12-3 - Investment in Real Estate
(1) A
bank, directly or through a subsidiary, may invest an amount not exceeding 10
percent of the bank's capital stock and surplus in real property or in an
entity organized to acquire interests in real property, for the purpose of
producing income, for inventory and sale, or other development thereof, and may
hold, sell, lease, operate, and otherwise exercise the rights it acquires in
any such property if:
(a) the bank has total
capital equal to at least 8% of its total assets as of the date the investment
is made;
(b) no officer, director,
employee, principal stockholder or affiliate has any interest in any property
or entity in which the bank invests; and
(c) no officer, director, employee, principal
stockholder or affiliate receives any compensation for arranging or effecting
the investment by the bank.
(2) The limitations established in Subsection
(1) do not apply to real property which the bank may acquire and hold:
(a) in satisfaction of debts previously
contracted;
(b) at sales to
foreclose liens or other security interests claimed by the bank in the
properties acquired; and
(c)
current and former bank premises and property originally acquired for future
use as bank premises.
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