Texas Finance Code - Chapter 37 Emergencies - Texas Attorney Resources

Texas Finance Code - Chapter 37 Emergencies

Texas Finance Code Section 37.001 - Definition
In this chapter, "emergency" means a condition or occurrence that may interfere physically with the conduct of normal business at the offices of a bank ...

Texas Finance Code Section 37.002 - Emergency Closing Of Office Or Operation By Bank
(a) If the officers of a bank located in this state determine that an emergency that affects or may affect the bank's offices or a ...

Texas Finance Code Section 37.003 - Emergency Closing Of Office Or Operation By Banking Commissioner
(a) If the banking commissioner determines that an emergency exists or is impending in all or part of this state, the banking commissioner by proclamation ...

Texas Finance Code Section 37.004 - Effect Of Closing
(a) A day on which a bank or one or more of its operations is closed during its normal banking hours as provided by this ...

Texas Finance Code Section 37.005 - Limitations On Withdrawals From State Bank
(a) At the request of a state bank that is experiencing or threatened with unusual and excessive withdrawals because of financial conditions, panic, or crisis, ...

Texas Finance Code Section 37.006 - Financial Moratorium
(a) The banking commissioner, with the approval of a majority of the finance commission and the governor, may proclaim a financial moratorium for, and invoke ...

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Last modified: August 10, 2007