Wash. Admin. Code § 208-512-110 - Investment securities - Permissible investments
(1) Permissible investments include the
following investment security types, subject to specific capital limitations:
(a) Type I security, which a bank may deal
in, purchase, and sell for its own account without any capital and surplus
limitation.
(b) Type II security,
which a bank may deal in, purchase and sell for its own account subject to a
twenty percent of capital and surplus limitation, in addition to any limitation
set forth in WAC
208-512-115(1).
(c) Type III security which a bank may
purchase and sell for its own account with a twenty percent of capital and
surplus limitation, in addition to any limitation set forth in WAC
208-512-115(1).
(d) Type IV security, which a bank may
purchase and sell for its own account without any capital and surplus
limitation.
(e) Type V security,
which a bank may purchase and sell for its own account with a twenty-five
percent of capital and surplus limitation.
(2) Any investment security held by a bank,
regardless of investment security type, must be considered investment
grade.
Notes
Statutory Authority: RCW 30.04.030 and 43.320.040. 01-06-024, § 208-512-110, filed 2/27/01, effective 3/30/01; 00-17-141, recodified as § 208-512-110, filed 8/22/00, effective 9/22/00. Statutory Authority: RCW 30.08.140. 87-20-036 (Order 70), § 50-12-110, filed 9/30/87. Statutory Authority: RCW 30.12.060. 85-19-052 (Order 62), § 50-12-110, filed 9/13/85.
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