§ 25116 Usury Exemption For Securities
This law says that certain kinds of debt papers that meet special qualifications are not limited by the usual interest‑rate caps, as long as the issuer and buyer follow the rules set by the commissioner.
A small business gets a loan that is written up as a special note because it meets the qualification rules. The note says it can charge a higher interest rate than normally allowed.
Because the note follows the qualification rules, the business can charge the higher rate without breaking the interest‑rate limits, even if a court later decides the note looks like a security.
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§ 25116 Usury Exemption For Securities
Last verified: January 10, 2026