Utah Admin. Code R337-4-3 - Establishment and Approval of a Credit Union Service Organization
(1) A credit union by action of its board of
directors may establish or invest in, or both, a credit union service
organization authorized to engage in the services specified in this rule if:
(a) The credit union has capital and surplus of
$500,000 or more and;
(b) The credit
union meets the net worth classification of "well capitalized".
(2) The total investments in, or
loans to all service organizations shall not exceed 5% of the capital and surplus
of the credit union.
(3) The services
performed by the credit union service organization are limited primarily to
stockholder credit unions and their members or members of credit unions
contracting with the credit union service organization. However, for member
business loans and loans and extensions of credit, the credit union service
organization shall only serve members.
(4) To establish a credit union service
organization, a credit union shall file an application with the commissioner
identifying the services the credit union service organization will provide.
The application shall contain pro forma statements or other information sufficient to determine:
(a)
The benefits the credit union service organization will create for the credit
union or its members; and
(b) That
the investment will not represent an unreasonable risk to the safety and
soundness of the credit union.
(5) The commissioner shall approve or
disapprove the application within 30 days after accepting it as complete. If the
commissioner does not approve or disapprove an application within this time, it
is considered approved. A credit union service organization approved prior to the
effective date of the 2002 rule change need not reapply for
authorization.
(6) A credit union may
not change the type of services engaged in by the credit union service
organization or engage in new services without providing 30 days written notice
to the commissioner.
(7) The
commissioner may at any time, based upon supervisory, legal, or safety and
soundness reasons, limit the services engaged in by the credit union service
organization.
(8) The credit union
service organization shall comply with all relevant and applicable state and
local laws and ordinances for the specific services offered.
(9) A credit union may establish or invest in,
or both, a credit union service organization to provide services not set forth in
this rule upon approval of the commissioner obtained pursuant to
R337-4-3(4) and
(5).
(10) A credit union service organization may
provide services not set forth in this rule upon approval of the commissioner
obtained pursuant to R337-4-3(4) and
(5).
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