CHAPTER 220
BANKING
220.035 Banking review board.
220.04 Powers of division.
220.05 Examination fees and assessments.
220.06 Not to disclose information.
220.07 Banks; impairment of capital.
220.08 Delinquent banks; division may take possession.
220.081 Closed insured banks; federal deposit insurance corporation may be receiver.
220.082 Closed insured banks; subrogation of federal deposit insurance corporation.
220.085 Federal aid to banks.
220.086 Receiver of delinquent bank may borrow from federal government agency; court order.
220.09 Indemnity fund, national bank.
220.10 Books and accounts; division's control.
220.12 Attorney general, duty of.
220.13 Copies as evidence.
220.14 Division's report.
220.17 Effect of consolidating banks and trust companies.
220.18 Bank or corporate notaries; permitted acts.
220.28 Destruction of obsolete records by state banks.
220.285 Reproduction and destruction of records; evidence.
220.30 Closing in emergencies.
220.32 Transfer of trust business within bank holding company groups.
220.01(1)
(1) Unless the context requires otherwise, the term "bank" means any banking institution incorporated under the laws of this state.
220.01(1e)
(1e) "Department" means the department of financial institutions.
220.01(1m)
(1m) "Division" means the division of banking.
220.01(2)
(2) The term "lawful money" means all forms of money issued by or under the authority of the United States as a circulating medium, and includes any form of certificate declared to be lawful money by any law of the United States.
220.01 History
History: 1983 a. 189;
1991 a. 221;
1993 a. 213; Stats. 1993 s. 220.01;
1995 a. 27;
1997 a. 191.
220.02
220.02
Division; duties. 220.02(2)(2) The division shall enforce all laws relating to banks and banking in this state, and shall enforce and cause to be enforced every law relating to the supervision and control thereof, including those relating to:
220.02(2)(a)
(a) State banks under this chapter and
ch. 221 and trust company banks under
ch. 223.
220.02(2)(b)
(b) The lending of money under
s. 138.09 or those relating to finance companies, motor vehicle dealers, adjustment service companies, community currency exchanges and collection agencies under
ch. 218.
220.02(3)
(3) It is the intent of
sub. (2) to give the division jurisdiction to enforce and carry out all laws relating to banks or banking in this state, including those relating to state banks, savings banks, savings and loan associations, and trust company banks, and also all laws relating to small loan companies or other loan companies or agencies, finance companies, insurance premium finance companies, motor vehicle dealers, adjustment service companies, community currency exchanges, mortgage bankers, loan originators, mortgage brokers, and collection agencies and those relating to sellers of checks under
ch. 217, whether doing business as corporations, individuals, or otherwise, but to exclude laws relating to credit unions.
220.02(5)
(5) Except for acts and decisions of the division under
chs. 138,
217 and
218, any interested person or any bank or banking corporation aggrieved by an act, order or determination of the division may, within 10 days from the date thereof, apply to the banking review board to review the same. All such applications for review shall be considered and disposed of as speedily as possible. The banking review board may require the division to submit any of the division's actions subject to such review to said board for its approval.
220.02 Cross-reference
Cross Reference: See also
DFI-Bkg, Wis. adm. code.
220.035
220.035
Banking review board. 220.035(1)(a)(a) The banking review board shall advise the division and others in respect to improvement in the condition and service of banks and banking business in this state and shall review the acts and decisions of the division with respect to banks, except for such acts and decisions of the division under
chs. 138,
217 and
218, and shall perform such other review functions in relation to banking as are provided by law. The banking review board may require the division to submit any of the division's actions to it for its approval. The board may make rules of procedure as provided in
ch. 227.
220.035(1)(b)
(b) Any interested person aggrieved by any act, order or determination of the division may apply for review thereof by filing a petition with the secretary of the board within 10 days after the act, order or determination to be reviewed, which petition shall state the nature of the petitioner's interest, facts showing that petitioner is aggrieved and directly affected by the act, order or determination to be reviewed and the ground or grounds upon which petitioner claims that the act, order or determination should be modified or reversed. The issues raised by the petition for review shall be considered by the board upon giving at least 10 days' written notice of the time and place when said matter will be heard to the division and the person applying for review or that person's attorney and upon any other person who participated in the proceedings before the division or that other person's attorney. Notice of hearing may be given by registered mail, return receipt requested, and the return receipt signed by the addressee or the addressee's agent shall be presumptive evidence that such notice was received by the addressee on the day stated on the receipt. Any other interested party shall have the right to appear in any proceeding before the board.
220.035(1)(c)
(c) The board shall base its determination upon the record made by the division and may also receive additional evidence to supplement such record if it finds it necessary. The board shall affirm, modify or reverse the act, order or determination under review. The burden of overcoming the act, order or determination of the division under review shall be on the person seeking the review. Any findings of fact made by the division shall be sustained if supported by substantial evidence in the record made by the division or in such record supplemented by evidence taken by the board. The board shall have the powers granted by
s. 885.01 (4). Any person causing a witness to be subpoenaed shall advance and pay the fees and mileage of such witness which shall be the same as in circuit court. The fees and mileage of witnesses who are called at the instance of the division shall be paid by the state in the same manner that other expenses are audited and paid upon presentation of properly verified vouchers approved by at least one member of the board and charged to the appropriation of the division.
220.035(1)(d)
(d) Each member of the board and all employees of the board shall, with respect to the disclosure of information concerning banks, be subject to the same requirements and penalties as the employees of the division.
220.035(2)
(2) The banking review board may make rules and regulations to safeguard the interest of depositors and stockholders generally in emergencies.
220.035(3)
(3) Any final order or determination of the banking review board shall be subject to review in the manner provided in
ch. 227.
220.035(4)
(4) The board shall have an office in the quarters of the division. The board's secretary shall keep a record of the meetings of the board and of all hearings, decisions, orders and determinations of the board. The board may make reasonable rules not inconsistent with law as to the time of meetings, time of hearings, notice of hearings and manner of conducting same and of deciding the matters presented. The board may direct that hearings and testimony be taken by any member of the board or by an examiner designated by the board.
220.035(5)
(5) The board may employ assistance necessary in the performance of its work and fix reasonable compensation therefor, subject to any statutes applicable thereto.
220.035(6)
(6) Any bank whose assets, upon the basis of a fair valuation, are equal to or in excess of its liabilities exclusive of capital stock, preferred stock, capital notes and debentures, shall be deemed to be safe and solvent. The banking review board may prescribe schedules, rules and regulations for arriving at a fair valuation of various classes of assets of banks.
