This text of Iowa § 536A.12 (Continuing license — annual fee — change of name or location — change of control) is published on Counsel Stack Legal Research, covering Iowa primary law. Counsel Stack provides free access to over 12 million legal documents including statutes, case law, regulations, and constitutions.
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1.Each license remains in full force and effect until surrendered, revoked, or suspended,
or until there is a change of control.
2.A licensee, on or before December 1, shall pay to the superintendent the sum of two
hundred fifty dollars as an annual license fee for the succeeding calendar year. The licensee
shall submit the annual license fee with a renewal application in the form prescribed by the
superintendent. The superintendent may assess a late fee of ten dollars per day per license
for applications received after December 1.
3.When a licensee changes its name or place of business from one location to another
in the same city, the licensee shall notify the superintendent thirty days in advance of the
effective date of the change. A licensee shall pay a fee of twenty-five
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control.
1. Each license remains in full force and effect until surrendered, revoked, or suspended,
or until there is a change of control.
2. A licensee, on or before December 1, shall pay to the superintendent the sum of two
hundred fifty dollars as an annual license fee for the succeeding calendar year. The licensee
shall submit the annual license fee with a renewal application in the form prescribed by the
superintendent. The superintendent may assess a late fee of ten dollars per day per license
for applications received after December 1.
3. When a licensee changes its name or place of business from one location to another
in the same city, the licensee shall notify the superintendent thirty days in advance of the
effective date of the change. A licensee shall pay a fee of twenty-five dollars per license to
the superintendent with the notification of change.
4. a. A person who proposes to purchase or otherwise acquire, directly or indirectly, any
of the outstanding shares of an industrial loan company which would result in a change of
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control of the industrial loan company, shall first apply in writing to the superintendent for a
certificate of approval for the proposed change of control.
b. At the time of making the application, the applicant shall pay to the superintendent one
hundred dollars to cover the cost of the investigation of the applicant.
c. The superintendent shall grant the certificate if the superintendent is satisfied of both
of the following:
(1) The person who proposes to obtain control of the industrial loan company is qualified
by character, experience, and financial responsibility to control and operate the industrial
loan company in a sound and legal manner.
(2) The interests of the thrift certificate holders, creditors, and shareholders of the
industrial loan company, and of the public generally, will not be jeopardized by the proposed
change of control.
d. If a board member of the industrial loan company has reason to believe any of the
requirements of this subsection have not been met, the board member shall promptly report
the facts in writing to the superintendent.
e. If there is any doubt as to whether a change in the ownership of the outstanding shares
is sufficient to result in control of the industrial loan company, or to effect a change in the
control of the industrial loan company, the doubt shall be resolved in favor of reporting the
facts to the superintendent.
5. a. For purposes of this section, a change of control does not occur when a majority
shareholderofanindustrialloancompanytransferstheshareholder’ssharesoftheindustrial
loan company to a revocable trust, so long as the transferor retains the power to revoke the
trust and take possession of the shares.
b. Notwithstanding the provisions of paragraph “a”, a change of control is deemed to
occur two years after the death of the majority shareholder, whether the shareholder’s shares
of the industrial loan company are held in a revocable trust or otherwise.