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Part 303 - Applications



What constitutes a bank in "troubled condition"


  • Composite 4 or 5
  • Under formal action
  • FDIC determines in writing

Part 303 - Applications



30 days prior notice required for change in directors or senior management when:


  • Troubled condition
  • Not in compliance with capital requirements
  • FDIC deems appropriate

Part 303 - Applications



Minimum fidelity coverage for new institution?

$1,000,000

Part 303 - Applications



What four policies required for new institution?

Loan Policy


Investment Policy


Funds Management Policy


Liquidity Policy

Part 303 - Applications



Stock financing arrangements to start up bank

Must be able to service the debt



More than 75% for individuals, more than 50% as a group --> Justification required

Part 304 - Forms, Instructions, and Reports



What does it do?


  • Informs public where to obtain forms & instructions
  • Requires Call Reports

Part 308 - Rules of Practice and Procedure



What does this establish?

Rules of practice and procedure applicable to proceedings as to which hearings on the record are provided for formal enforcement actions.

Part 308 - Rules of Practice and Procedure



When does FDIC require a compliance plan?

Upon determination that bank has failed to satisfy safety & soundness standards set fourth in Part 364 Appendix A and B.



Contains steps bank will take to correct deficiencies & timeframe

Part 309 - Disclosure of Information



What does this part establish?

Basic FDIC policies regarding info maintained and procedures for obtaining access to info.



Freedom of Info Act request. Director of division has authority over records of that division

Part 309 - Disclosure of Information



Request for records denied if contain exempt information. Exempt info includes:


  • Related to exam, operating, or condition reports prepared by FDIC or regulatory agency
  • Private info on personnel
  • Trade secrets
  • Interagency memoranda & related to internal personnel rules and practices

Part 326 - Minimum Security Devices & Procedures/BSA



When must a security officer be designated and what are his duties?

Within 180 days of granting of insurance.



Develop written security program, give reports to the board annually.

Part 326 - Minimum Security Devices & Procedures/BSA



What should security program have?


  • Procedures for opening/closing business
  • Safekeeping currency, negotiable secs, other valuables
  • Procedures to assist in identifying persons committing crimes against bank and serve as evidence (record, camera, ID devices)
  • Training
  • Security devices - selecting, testing, operating, maintaining

Part 326 - Minimum Security Devices & Procedures/BSA



What are minimum security devices?


  • Vault, safe, or secure space
  • Lighting system for vault if visible from outside
  • Alarm system
  • Tamper-resistant locks exterior doors & windows
  • Other devices deemed appropriate

Part 327 - Assessments



Risk classification based on what

Capital, and



Supervisory factors (based on composite rating)



Group A: 1 or 2


Group B: 3


Group C: 4 or 5



Part 327 - Assessments



What are the four risk categories?

By capital and supervisory categories



  • Risk Category I: Group A, Well
  • Risk Category II: Group A, Adequate; Group B, Well/Adequate
  • Risk Category III: Group A, B Undercapitalized; Group C, Well/Adequate
  • Risk Category IV: Group C, Undercapitalized

Part 330 - Deposit Insurance Coverage



What are the different ownership categories?


  • Single ownership (incl. sole proprietorship)
  • Joint
  • Revocable Trust (per beneficiary)
  • Irrevocable Trust (per beneficiary)
  • Insurance company for annuity (per annuitant)
  • IRA/Employee Benefit Plan (employee's vested interest)
  • Business (incl. non-commercial, e.g. church, etc)
  • Public Unit (per political subdivision)

Part 335 - Securities of Insured Nonmember Banks



Bank or BHC must register its equity securities with SEC if:

  • TA over $10 million, AND
  • Equity securties held of record by 2,000 persons, or
  • 500 persons who are not accredited investors (?)


Cannot un-register unless holders of record fall below 1,200

Part 336 - FDIC Employees



Under what circumstances is an individual not able to provide service for the FDIC?


  • Felony
  • Prohibition - i.e. Sec 8(e) action
  • Pattern or practice of defalcation regarding obligations to banks
  • Caused substantial loss to FDIC

Part 337 - Unsafe & Unsound Practices



Restriction regarding Standby Letters of Credit

SBLOC shall be aggregated to all other loans for purposes of calculating Legal Lending Limit, unless fully secured by deposit

Part 337 - Unsafe & Unsound Practices



What if bank cannot provide maturity dates for SBLOCs originated over the last year?

Violation of 337. Requires adequate controls & records on SBLOCs like for loans, so total liability can be determined

Part 337 - Unsafe & Unsound Practices



Definition of deposit broker


  • Placing or facilitating placement of deposits of third parties with bank, or
  • Placing deposits with bank and selling interests in those deposits to third parties, and
  • Agent or trustee who establishes deposit acct to facilitate business agreement with bank to use proceeds of acct to fund a prearranged loan
  • Listing service does not count

Part 337 - Unsafe & Unsound Practices



Requirements to be considered listing service


  • Compensated solely by means of subscription/listing fees
  • Fees are flat fees (not based on amt of deposits)
  • Only transmits information concerning bank and availability of deposits
  • Does not place or confirm placement of deposits

Part 337 - Unsafe & Unsound Practices



What is not a deposit broker?


  • Trust dept - as long as primary purpose is not to place deposits with banks
  • Trust acct
  • Pension plan
  • Profit sharing - trustee/custodian of profit sharing plan

Part 337 - Unsafe & Unsound Practices



What banks can accept/renew/rollover brokered deposits?


  • Well Capitalized
  • Adequately Capitalized - must obtain waiver
  • Undercapitalized - may not

Part 337 - Unsafe & Unsound Practices



Rate restrictions on deposits

Adequately Capitalized - may not pay over 75 bps of: (1) comparable deposits in bank's market area; or (2) national rate



Undercapitalized - may not pay over 75 bps of comparable deposits in bank's market area

Part 337 - Unsafe & Unsound Practices



What items are required in brokered deposit waiver?


  • Time period requested for
  • Use of BDs in overall funding/liquidity program
  • Volume,rates,maturities for held/anticipated, and internal limits
  • Cost comparison to other funding sources
  • Recent financials
  • Management systems for BDs
  • Reason won't pose undue risk
  • Procedures and practices for BD solicitation

Part 350 - Disclosure of Financial and Other Information



What does this require?

Every bank: public disclosure of info by March 31



Includes:


  • Call Report
  • Other info deemed necessary
  • Optional info at discretion of bank

Part 350 - Disclosure of Financial and Other Information



May be satisfied:


  • Bank w/ registered secs: annual report to shareholders
  • Bank w/ indep. external audit: copies of audited financials
  • One bank HC, bank is at least 95% assets of HC: annual HC report
  • Part 363 bank: annual report pursuant to 363

Part 362 - Activities of Insured State Banks



Prohibits state banks and subsidiaries from engaging in what?

Activities and investments not permissible by a national bank or its subsidiaries



Except:


1. Activities conducted other than "as principal" (as agent, broker, custodian, advisor, admin capacity, or as trustee)


2. Investments in RE to be used as bank premises or public welfare


3. Equity investments acquired in connection w/ debts previously contracted, as long as not speculative


4. Insurance underwriting must be separate from banking activities

Part 362 - Activities of Insured State Banks



No state bank may acquire equity investment of a type that is not permissible for a national bank except:


  • Equity investment in majority-owned subs
  • Investments in qualified housing projects (limit 2% of TA)
  • Grandfathered investments in stock (limit 100% T1C)
  • Stock in banks owned exclusively by other banks
  • Stock in insurance companies

Part 362 - Activities of Insured State Banks



What is required when an insured savings institution acquires/establishes a sub or engages in a new activity in a sub

At least 30 days prior notice to FDIC

Part 364 - Standards for Safety and Soundness, Appendix A



Pursuant to Sec 39, what does this part establish?

Guidelines for Safety & Soundness Standards



Operational and Managerial Standards:


1. Internal controls & information systems


2. Internal audit system


3. Loan documentation


4. Credit underwriting


5. Interest rate exposure


6. Asset growth


7. Asset quality


8. Earnings


9. Compensation

Part 364 - Standards for Safety and Soundness, Appendix A



What is excessive compensation?

When amounts (incl, fees, benefits) paid are unreasonable or disproportionate to services performed by insider considering history, others with comparable expertise, condition of bank, comparable practices at other banks, or any compensation leading to material financial loss.



Unsafe and unsound practice

Part 364 - Standards for Safety and Soundness, Appendix B



What does this part establish?

Safeguarding Customer Info



Implementing Information Security Program


1. Involve Board of Directors


2. Assess risk


3. Manage and control risk


4. Oversee serivce provider agreements


5. Adjust program


6. Report to the Board

Reg U - Loans Secured by Margin Stock



Requirements

Loans secured by margin stock


exceeding $100M require:


  • Form U-1
  • 50% collateral margin