South Dakota Statutes

§ 51A-4-2 — Purchase and sale of securities on order of customer--Contract with securities brokerage services allowed.

South Dakota·Title 51A BANKS AND BANKING·Ch. 51A-2 GENERAL POWERS OF BANKS

A bank may, directly or through subsidiaries, purchase or sell without recourse any security upon the order of a customer for his account. The terms of this section shall be construed to permit banks to contract with securities brokerage services.

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Legislative History

SL 1969, ch 11, § 4.7; SDCL, § 51-18-7; SL 1988, ch 377, § 87; SDCL, § 51-18-1.1.

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Applicability of provisions--Retention of capital structure by banks.

§ 51A-1-10

False entries--Obstruction of examination--Felonies.

§ 51A-1-11

False filing as misdemeanor.

§ 51A-1-12

Payment or indemnification of person for fine, penalty or judgment unlawful--Civil liability--Exceptions--Action to recover payments.

§ 51A-1-13

Misappropriation of funds or information by officer, director, or employee as felony.

§ 51A-1-14

Receipt, possession, or sale of misappropriated funds or information as felony.

§ 51A-1-15

Acknowledgments by officers or employees of banks validated.

§ 51A-1-16

Severability of provisions.

§ 51A-1-17

No duty to disclose information about customers--Exceptions.

§ 51A-1-18

Agreements or compacts with other jurisdictions--Administration--Filing--Availability.

§ 51A-1-19

Central bank digital currency--Public transaction prohibited.

§ 51A-1-2

Definition of terms.

§ 51A-1-20

Central bank digital currency--Private transaction--Alternative required.

§ 51A-1-3

Adverse claims against bank deposits, contents of safe deposit box or property in safekeeping.

§ 51A-1-4

Disqualification of officer, employee or director for violation--Civil liability.

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