Utah Admin. Code R339-6-3 - Acceptable Investments for the Deposits and Other Funds of Industrial Loan Corporations

(1) In the absence of a statute or rule to the contrary, an industrial loan corporation is unrestricted as to a percentage of its total capital being invested in the following:

(a) Cash, demand, or time deposits in a federally insured depository institution, or in deposits maintained directly with a federal reserve bank;

(b) Obligations of, or obligations which are fully guaranteed as to principal and interest by, the United States or this state or any of its political subdivisions;

(c) Any investment grade securities;

(d) Any securities purchased under agreements to resell;

(e) Leases, loans, or extensions of credit, whether unsecured or secured;

(f) Real estate contracts;

(g) Consumer and commercial installment sales contracts and security agreements;

(h) A subsidiary with the prior written approval of the commissioner upon finding that the subsidiary is primarily engaged in activities closely related to banking; or

(i) Such real estate as the industrial loan corporation may purchase at any sale, public or private, or which may be conveyed to the industrial loan corporation in satisfaction of or on account of a debt previously contracted in the conduct of its business upon which it had a mortgage, trust deed, judgment, assignment, lien or other claim as set forth in Rule R331-26.

(j) Any other investment with the prior written approval of the commissioner.

(2) An industrial loan corporation is restricted to 50% of its total capital at any one time being invested in the following:

Premises used in the conduct of the business which include real property and any interest therein, property such as furniture, fixtures, and equipment for use in carrying on its own business and the stock, bonds, debentures, or other obligations of any subsidiary or affiliate having as its exclusive activity the ownership and management of the property or interests.

(a) The amount invested in premises may exceed 50% of total capital upon application and finding by the commissioner that the additional investment is necessary to promote the viability and stability of the industrial loan corporation;

(b) If the use of any of the premises for the conduct of business of the thrift institution is discontinued, the industrial loan corporation shall consider the real property as an investment under the 10% of total capital limitation cited in Section (3) below.

(3) An industrial loan corporation is restricted to 10% of its total capital at any one time being invested in real estate other than real estate used in the premises in the conduct of the business or real estate purchased or conveyed on account of a debt previously contracted. Such limited investment by an industrial loan corporation may include real estate or participation interests in real estate whether in partnership, joint venture or participation interest in the real estate for the purpose of producing income or for inventory and sale or for improvement, including the erection of buildings on the real estate for sale or rental purposes, and the industrial loan corporation may hold, sell, lease, operate or otherwise exercise the rights of any owner of any property.

(4) An industrial loan corporation is restricted to an aggregate of 20% of its total capital at any time being invested in any other "prudent investments" not specifically mentioned above, in Rule R339-6-3(1) through (3); provided however, that the aggregate of investments in any form in any one person made pursuant to this section shall not exceed 10% of total capital.

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Utah Admin. Code R339-6-3