AB569-ASA1, s. 88
14Section
88. 186.088 (1) (title) and (2) (title) of the statutes are created to read:
AB569-ASA1,24,1515
186.088
(1) (title)
Application.
AB569-ASA1,24,16
16(2) (title)
Conditions.
AB569-ASA1,24,1918
186.095
(1) The effects of the action on employes, suppliers
and customers,
19members of the credit union
and the public.
AB569-ASA1, s. 90
20Section
90. 186.096 (1) (title) of the statutes is created to read:
AB569-ASA1,24,2121
186.096
(1) (title)
Limited liability.
AB569-ASA1, s. 91
22Section
91. 186.096 (2) (title) of the statutes is created to read:
AB569-ASA1,24,2323
186.096
(2) (title)
Exceptions.
AB569-ASA1,25,2
1186.096
(2) (a) A proceeding brought against a director or officer under s.
2186.23, 186.24 (1) or 186.29 (1m) (a) 186.235 (8), (10) or (11) (b) 1.
AB569-ASA1, s. 93
3Section
93. 186.096 (3) (title) of the statutes is created to read:
AB569-ASA1,25,44
186.096
(3) (title)
Applicability to governments.
AB569-ASA1,25,86
186.098
(1) (title)
Loan approval. The credit union may make loans to members
7upon terms approved by the credit committee
or a, loan officer
at rates of interest not
8to exceed any applicable maximum rate or board of directors.
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186.098
(2) (title)
Appeals. The credit committee or loan officer shall maintain
11a record of each loan approved or not approved. The A loan applicant
for a loan may
12appeal
in writing the decision of the credit committee or
the a loan officer to the
13president and may appeal in writing the president's decision to the board of directors.
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186.098
(3) Every application for a loan shall be
in writing documented and
16acknowledged by the member and shall state the security or collateral offered, if any.
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186.098
(4) (title)
Board approval.
Approval of loans shall be the responsibility
19of the credit committee or loan officer, except where application for loans are made
20by members of the credit committee or the loan officers. No loan shall be made unless
21approved by the majority of the credit committee or by a loan officer, except that the 22The board of directors
or its designee shall act on the applications of credit committee
23members and loan officers
, and on applications appealed to the board in writing by
24members.
AB569-ASA1,26,5
1186.098
(5) (title)
Limits. No loans shall be made to any member in excess of
2$100 or 10% of the credit union's assets,
whichever is greater; plus the balance of the
3member's share account pledged as security for
such
the loan
, but these limitations.
4This subsection shall not apply to loans made to member credit unions by a
corporate 5central credit union.
AB569-ASA1, s. 99
6Section
99. 186.098 (6) (a) (intro.) of the statutes is renumbered 186.098 (6)
7(intro.) and amended to read:
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186.098
(6) (title)
Policies. (intro.) The board of directors shall determine
the 9policy regarding
collateral all of the following:
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10(a) Collateral acceptable for secured loans.
Loans to members which in the
11aggregate exceed the amount shown in the schedule below shall be secured by such
12collateral having a value which is at least equal to any amount exceeding the limits
13in the following schedule, except that all loans exceeding $5,000 not subject to
14collateral shall be supported by a sworn financial statement:
AB569-ASA1, s. 101
16Section
101. 186.098 (6) (b) of the statutes is repealed and recreated to read:
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186.098
(6) (b) Loan limits.
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186.098
(6) (c) Loan approval if a director, officer, credit committee member or
20employe provides security as a comaker, guarantor, endorser or other form of surety.
AB569-ASA1, s. 103
21Section
103. 186.098 (7) of the statutes is repealed and recreated to read:
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186.098
(7) Surety repayment evidence. An endorser, comaker, guarantor or
23other surety shall provide the credit union with evidence of ability to repay the
24obligation of the member.
AB569-ASA1,27,1
1186.098
(8) (title)
Credit extensions.
AB569-ASA1,27,63
186.098
(8) (b)
With the approval of the commissioner, credit unions A credit
4union may utilize credit cards, including point-of-purchase credit,
providing if the
5credit committee or loan officer, upon their own motion or upon application by a
6member, has predetermined the extent of credit extension.
AB569-ASA1, s. 106
7Section
106. 186.098 (8) (b) of the statutes, as affected by 1995 Wisconsin Acts
827 and .... (this act), is repealed and recreated to read:
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186.098
(8) (b) A credit union may utilize credit cards, including
10point-of-purchase credit, if the credit committee or loan officer, upon its or his or her
11own motion or upon application by a member, has predetermined the extent of credit
12extension.
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186.098
(9m) Participation loans. Subject to rules prescribed by the
16commissioner, a credit union may participate with other lenders in a loan of any type
17that the credit union may otherwise make.
AB569-ASA1, s. 109
18Section
109. 186.098 (9m) of the statutes, as created by 1995 Wisconsin Act
19.... (this act), is amended to read:
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186.098
(9m) Participation loans. Subject to rules prescribed by the
21commissioner office of credit unions, a credit union may participate with other
22lenders in a loan of any type that the credit union may otherwise make.
AB569-ASA1, s. 110
23Section
110. 186.098 (11) (title) of the statutes is created to read:
AB569-ASA1,27,2424
186.098
(11) (title)
Guaranteed loans.
AB569-ASA1, s. 111
25Section
111. 186.098 (12) (title) of the statutes is created to read:
AB569-ASA1,28,1
1186.098
(12) (title)
Loans to members.
AB569-ASA1,28,133
186.098
(13) Liens. (a) Subject to any limitation on security interests
4identified in s. 422.417 (3) and if the loan agreement or endorsement permits it, a
5credit union shall have a lien on the share deposits and deposit accounts and
6accumulated dividends of a member for any amount owed the credit union by the
7member and for any loan endorsed by the member. Upon the default of the owner
8of the account in an obligation owed to the credit union, the credit union shall have
9a right of immediate setoff for each share deposit and deposit account unless
10prohibited under
12 CFR 226.12 (d). Sections 425.104 and 425.105 apply to a default
11under this paragraph. The credit union may also refuse to allow withdrawals from
12any share deposit or deposit account in an amount not to exceed any delinquent
13obligation to the credit union.
AB569-ASA1,28,1614
(b) The credit union may waive its rights to a lien, to immediate setoff or to
15restrict withdrawals or to any combination of these rights for any share deposit or
16deposit account.
AB569-ASA1,28,1818
186.10
(1) (title)
Minors' shares.
AB569-ASA1,28,2420
186.10
(2) (title)
Shares in trust. Shares may be issued in trust, subject to any
21conditions prescribed in the bylaws.
If shares are issued in trust, the name of the
22beneficiary shall be disclosed to the credit union Share accounts and deposit accounts
23may be owned by a member in trust for a beneficiary, or owned by a nonmember in
24trust for a beneficiary who is a member.
AB569-ASA1, s. 115
1Section
115. 186.11 (1) of the statutes is renumbered 186.11 (1) (intro.) and
2amended to read:
AB569-ASA1,29,43
186.11
(1) General. (intro.) The board of directors may invest credit union
4funds in
U.S. any of the following:
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5(a) United States government direct and agency obligations
, municipal.
AB569-ASA1,29,6
6(b) Municipal bonds
issued by municipalities of the state,.
AB569-ASA1,29,8
7(c) A corporate central credit
unions, banks union organized under s. 186.32 or
8under any other state or federal law.
AB569-ASA1,29,11
9(d) Deposits and debt instruments of federally insured banks, credit unions,
10savings banks and savings and
loans loan associations
located in Wisconsin and may,
11with.
AB569-ASA1,29,13
12(e) With the approval of the commissioner,
make other investments including
13investments in credit unions other investment instruments.
AB569-ASA1, s. 116
14Section
116. 186.11 (1) (e) of the statutes, as affected by 1995 Wisconsin Act
15.... (this act), is repealed and recreated to read:
AB569-ASA1,29,1716
186.11
(1) (e) With the approval of the office of credit unions, other investment
17instruments.
AB569-ASA1,30,519
186.11
(2) (b) The board of directors may purchase, lease or construct a building
20for the operation of the credit union,
provided if the aggregate
cost depreciated value 21of the building,
including any associated remodeling of the building
, or land
22improvements
and, land acquisition
, office furnishings and equipment, does not
23exceed
the greater of 5% of the credit union's total assets, including the building to
24be acquired, or 100% of the credit union's
regular
irrevocable reserve unless prior
25approval for greater amounts is given by the commissioner.
The cost of land
1acquisition may include vicinal property for future expansion but may not exceed the
2aggregate cost limitation. Nothing in this subsection authorizes a credit union to
3lease a building owned by a director or by a corporation, limited liability company,
4partnership or association controlled by a director. The credit union may rent or
5lease a portion of its building or property.
AB569-ASA1, s. 118
6Section
118. 186.11 (2) (b) of the statutes, as affected by 1995 Wisconsin Acts
727 and .... (this act), is repealed and recreated to read:
AB569-ASA1,30,178
186.11
(2) (b) The board of directors may purchase, lease or construct a building
9for the operation of the credit union, if the aggregate depreciated value of the
10building, including any associated remodeling of the building or land improvements,
11land acquisition, office furnishings and equipment, does not exceed the greater of 5%
12of the credit union's total assets, including the building to be acquired, or 100% of the
13credit union's irrevocable reserve unless prior approval for greater amounts is given
14by the office of credit unions. Nothing in this subsection authorizes a credit union
15to lease a building owned by a director or by a corporation, limited liability company,
16partnership or association controlled by a director. The credit union may rent or
17lease a portion of its building or property.
AB569-ASA1,30,2219
186.11
(4) (a) A credit union may invest not more than
10% 1.5% of its
regular
20reserve total assets in the capital shares or obligations of a
credit union service 21corporation organized primarily to provide goods and services
specified in par. (b) to
22credit unions
and, credit union organizations
and credit union members.
AB569-ASA1, s. 120
23Section
120. 186.11 (4) (b) (intro.), 1., 3. and 4. of the statutes are amended
24to read:
AB569-ASA1,31,2
1186.11
(4) (b) (intro.) A
service corporation under par. (a) may provide goods
2and services
relating to one or more including any of the following
functions:
AB569-ASA1,31,83
1. Credit union operations
services, including service centers, credit and debit
4card services, automated teller and remote terminal services, accounting systems,
5data processing, management training and support, payment item processing,
6record retention and storage, locator services, research, debt collection, credit
7analysis and loan servicing
and, coin and currency services
and marketing and
8advertising services.
AB569-ASA1,31,109
3. Development and administration of individual retirement accounts, Keogh
10plans and other
personnel employe benefit plans.
AB569-ASA1,31,1211
4. Provision of trust services
, including service as trustee and
in other similar
12fiduciary capacities.
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186.11
(4) (c) A service corporation may be subject to audit by the commissioner.
AB569-ASA1,31,24
16186.112 Credit union borrowing. The board of directors may borrow money
17from any source if the amount borrowed does not exceed
50% 30% of the credit union's
18total savings, deposits and reserves
and the loan is not for a period longer than 12
19months. The limitations of this subsection do not apply to national corporate central
20credit unions. The 12-month limitation under this subsection does not apply to
21money borrowed by a credit union to acquire credit union property, buildings,
22remodeling or equipment. The commissioner may exempt any credit union from the
23limitations of this subsection. Credit union borrowing may exceed 30% if the
24commissioner approves.
AB569-ASA1, s. 123
1Section
123. 186.112 of the statutes, as affected by 1995 Wisconsin Acts 27 and
2.... (this act), is repealed and recreated to read:
AB569-ASA1,32,6
3186.112 Credit union borrowing. The board of directors may borrow money
4from any source if the amount borrowed does not exceed 30% of the credit union's
5total savings, deposits and reserves. Credit union borrowing may exceed 30% if the
6office of credit unions approves.
AB569-ASA1,32,8
8186.113 (title)
Credit union services powers.
AB569-ASA1,32,1410
186.113
(1) (title)
Branch offices. If the need and necessity exists
, establish
11subsidiary offices where permanent and with the approval of the commissioner,
12establish branch offices inside this state or no more than 25 miles outside of this
13state. Permanent records may be maintained
within the state with the approval of
14the commissioner at branch offices established under this subsection.
AB569-ASA1, s. 126
15Section
126. 186.113 (1) of the statutes, as affected by 1995 Wisconsin Acts 27
16and .... (this act), is repealed and recreated to read:
AB569-ASA1,32,2017
186.113
(1) Branch offices. If the need and necessity exist and with the
18approval of the office of credit unions, establish branch offices inside this state or no
19more than 25 miles outside of this state. Permanent records may be maintained at
20branch offices established under this subsection.
AB569-ASA1,33,322
186.113
(1s) Service centers. Upon notice to the commissioner, establish and
23maintain service centers that are reasonably necessary to furnish services to
24members. A credit union may operate a shared service center with one or more credit
25unions and may participate in a shared service center network that is operated from
1inside or outside of this state. This subsection does not prohibit a credit union from
2referring to a service center as a branch office. A service center shall be under the
3supervision of the commissioner.