Utah Admin. Code R628-18-5 - Credit Criteria Restriction on Counterparties
Public entities may enter into contracts only with the following counterparties:
(1) Any
in-state depository institution that meets the criteria of a qualified
depository as described in Sections
51-7-3(28),
51-7-18.1
and R628-12.
(2) Any out-of-state
depository institution that meets the criteria of R628-10.
(3) Any broker dealer that:
(i) is either a primary reporting dealer
recognized by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York or meets the criteria of
R628-16-6(B)(5)
and (6), without regard to whether the broker
dealer has applied for certification or been certified as contemplated under
R628-16, and
(ii) is rated, or
whose parent company is rated, in one of the highest three rating categories by
at least two Nationally Recognized Statistical Rating Organizations as defined
in Subsection
51-7-3(20).
(4) Any insurance company whose
claims paying ability is rated or that has issued currently outstanding debt
that is rated in one of the highest three rating categories by at least two
Nationally Recognized Statistical Rating Organizations as defined in Subsection
51-7-3(20).
(5) Any entity that is directly or indirectly
wholly owned by an entity or entities described in any of the immediately
preceding subsections (1) through (4).
(6) Any entity that is directly or indirectly
wholly owned by a holding company or parent company which directly or
indirectly wholly owns any entity described in the immediately preceding
subsections (1) through (4).
(7)
Any entity in the business of entering into Contracts that is rated in one of
the highest three rating categories for counterparties, financial programs, or
senior debt by at least two Nationally Recognized Statistical Rating
Organizations as defined in Section
51-7-3(20),
provided that if a public entity enters into a Contract under authority of this
Subsection (7), the Contract's final maturity may not exceed eighteen years if
the counterparty is not rated in the highest rating category for
counterparties, financial programs, or senior debt by at least two Nationally
Recognized Statistical Rating Organizations as defined in Section
51-7-3(20),
and may not exceed nine years if the counterparty is not rated in one of the
two highest rating categories for counterparties, financial programs, or senior
debt by at least two Nationally Recognized Statistical Rating Organizations as
defined in Section
51-7-3(20).
(8) Any entity whose obligations under the
Contract with the public entity are fully and unconditionally guaranteed by an
entity that is rated in one of the highest three rating categories for
counterparties, financial programs, or senior debt by at least two Nationally
Recognized Statistical Rating Organizations as defined in Subsection
51-7-3(20),
provided that if a public entity enters into a Contract under authority of this
Subsection (8), the Contract's final maturity may not exceed eighteen years if
the counterparty's guarantor is not rated in the highest rating category for
two Nationally Recognized Statistical Rating Organizations as defined in
Section
51-7-3(20),
and may not exceed nine years if the counterparty's guarantor is not rated in
one of the highest two rating categories for counterparties, financial
programs, or senior debt by at least two Nationally Recognized Statistical
Rating Organizations as defined in Section
51-7-3(20).
Notes
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