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TITLE 26
BANKS AND BANKING
CHAPTER 18
SAVINGS BANKS
26-1812.  Conversions. All conversions from one (1) form of charter to another issued by the department shall be approved in advance in writing by the director. All conversion applications filed with the director involving savings banks, including conversion applications under section 26-1813, Idaho Code, shall include a plan for establishing and maintaining adequate capital to assure the continued safe and sound operation of the bank, savings bank or credit union. Capital plans shall be subject to the approval of the director.
(1)  A federal savings and loan association or a federal savings bank, if organized on a capital stock basis, may convert its charter to that of an Idaho bank or a savings bank by proceeding in accordance with section 26-906, Idaho Code.
(2)  A federal savings bank organized on a mutual basis may converts [convert] its charter to that of an Idaho mutual savings bank by filing an application in a form approved by the director.
(3)  A savings bank may convert its state charter to a federal charter by complying with applicable federal law.
(4)  A mutual savings bank may convert its form of organization to that of a stock savings bank by complying with section 26-1813, Idaho Code.
(5)  A mutual savings bank may convert its form of organization to that of a credit union by filing an application in a form approved by the director.
(6)  A stock savings bank may convert its charter to that of a state bank by proceeding in accordance with section 26-906, Idaho Code.
(7)  A bank chartered under the Idaho bank act may convert its charter to that of a stock savings bank by filing an application on a form approved by the director.
(8)  A credit union organized under chapter 21, title 26, Idaho Code, may change its charter to that of a mutual savings bank by filing an application on a form approved by the director.
(9)  If permitted by federal law, a national bank may convert its charter to that of a stock savings bank by filing an application on a form approved by the director.
(10) If permitted by federal law, a federal credit union may convert its charter to that of a mutual savings bank by filing an application on a form approved by the director.

History:
[26-1812, added 1997, ch. 310, sec. 3, p. 920.]


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