Wyoming Statutes

§ 13-2-101 — Generally

Wyoming·Title 13 Banks, Banking and Finance·Ch. 2 ORGANIZATION OF BANKS·Art. 1 POWERS
(a)Each bank may:
(i)Make contracts in its corporate name;
(ii)Sue and be sued;
(iii)Lend money on real and personal securities;
(iv)Buy, sell and discount bills of exchange, notes and all other written evidence of debt except as otherwise provided;
(v)Receive notes, buy and sell gold and silver coins and bullion where permitted by federal law;
(vi)Collect and pay over money;
(vii)Transact all other business pertaining to banking subject to the provisions and restrictions of this act;
(viii)Operate a savings department;
(ix)Operate a trust department and exercise all powers enumerated by W.S. 13-5-510(b) and 34-29-104;
(x)Act as executor, administrator, trustee, receiver, assignee or guardian of any estate, minor, incompetent or other persons subject to guardianship, and accept

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