Maine § 9-B §1231 General authority and purpose

Maine Statutes

§ 9-B §1231 — General authority and purpose

Maine·Title 9-B FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS·Part 12 SPECIALTY OR LIMITED PURPOSE FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS·Ch. 123 UNINSURED BANKS

A financial institution engaged in the business of banking that does not accept retail deposits and for which insurance of deposits by the FDIC is not required may be organized pursuant to chapter 31. Unless otherwise indicated in this chapter, an uninsured bank has all the powers, rights, duties and obligations as a financial institution under this Title. An uninsured bank is not a nondepository trust company or a merchant bank.

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A financial institution engaged in the business of banking that does not accept retail deposits and for which insurance of deposits by the FDIC is not required may be organized pursuant to chapter 31. Unless otherwise indicated in this chapter, an uninsured bank has all the powers, rights, duties and obligations as a financial institution under this Title. An uninsured bank is not a nondepository trust company or a merchant bank.

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