Nevada § 669.120 Certain provisions required in articles of incorporation or organization of domestic trust company; limitations on use of certain names by foreign trust company

Nevada Statutes

§ 669.120 — Certain provisions required in articles of incorporation or organization of domestic trust company; limitations on use of certain names by foreign trust company

Nevada § 669.120

Title 55BANKS AND RELATED ORGANIZATIONS; OTHER FINANCIAL

Ch. 669Trust

ORGANIZATION AND LICENSING

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Nev. Rev. Stat. § 669.120 (2026).

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1. If a corporation or limited-liability company that is engaged in trust company business is organized under the laws of this state, the articles of incorporation or articles of organization must contain:

(a)The name adopted by the trust company, which must be such as to distinguish it from any other trust company formed or incorporated in this state, or engaged in the business of a trust company in this state; and

(b)The purpose for which it is formed. 2. The provisions of subsection 1 do not apply to a corporation or limited-liability company engaged in trust company business that is organized under the laws of another state, but it must use a name that distinguishes it from any other trust company organized as or conducting the business of a trust company in this state.

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1. If a corporation or limited-liability company that is engaged in trust company business is organized under the laws of this state, the articles of incorporation or articles of organization must contain:
(a) The name adopted by the trust company, which must be such as to distinguish it from any other trust company formed or incorporated in this state, or engaged in the business of a trust company in this state; and
(b) The purpose for which it is formed.
2. The provisions of subsection 1 do not apply to a corporation or limited-liability company engaged in trust company business that is organized under the laws of another state, but it must use a name that distinguishes it from any other trust company organized as or conducting the business of a trust company in this state.