South Carolina § 34-21-430 Obligations in which funds may be collectively invested.

South Carolina Statutes

§ 34-21-430 — Obligations in which funds may be collectively invested.

South Carolina·Title 34 BANKING, FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS AND MONEY·Ch. 21 BANKS AND CORPORATIONS DOING TRUST BUSINESS

In addition to the investments permitted under Section 34-21-220, funds or other property received or held by a trust institution as fiduciary may be invested collectively as follows:

(1)In a single real estate loan or a direct obligation of the United States, or an obligation fully guaranteed by the United States, if the trust institution owns no participation in the loan or obligation and has no interest therein except in its capacity as fiduciary.

(2)In any investments specifically authorized by court order or authorized by the instrument creating the fiduciary relationship.

(3)In such other manner as shall be approved in writing by the Comptroller of the Currency in the case of national banks and by the State Board of Bank Control in the case of State banks.

Free access — add to your briefcase to read the full text and ask questions with AI

In addition to the investments permitted under Section 34-21-220, funds or other property received or held by a trust institution as fiduciary may be invested collectively as follows: (1) In a single real estate loan or a direct obligation of the United States, or an obligation fully guaranteed by the United States, if the trust institution owns no participation in the loan or obligation and has no interest therein except in its capacity as fiduciary. (2) In any investments specifically authorized by court order or authorized by the instrument creating the fiduciary relationship. (3) In such other manner as shall be approved in writing by the Comptroller of the Currency in the case of national banks and by the State Board of Bank Control in the case of State banks.

South Carolina § 34-21-430 (Obligations in which funds may be collectively invested.) — published by Counsel Stack Legal Research, free access to 12M+ legal documents.