§ 1574 Securities Exchange And Withdrawal
This law lets a trust company swap or take back some of the securities it has put in the state’s treasury, as long as it gets the commissioner’s okay and still meets the required deposit amount.
A trust company has $5 million worth of bonds stored with the state, but the law only requires it to keep $3 million. It wants to pull out the extra $2 million or trade those bonds for other bonds of the same value.
The company writes to the commissioner asking for the $2 million back (or for an exchange). If the commissioner agrees, he sends a written order to the Treasurer, who then gives the money or makes the swap. As long as the trust company stays financially healthy, it still gets any interest or dividends on the bonds it left in the treasury.
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§ 1574 Securities Exchange And Withdrawal
Last verified: January 11, 2026