Alaska Stat. § 06.26.450

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Acquisition of control.

Official statutory text

(a) Except as expressly otherwise permitted under this chapter, a person may not, without the prior written approval of the department, directly or indirectly acquire control of a trust company through a change in a legal or beneficial interest in voting securities of a trust company or a corporation or other person who owns voting securities of a trust company.

(b) This section does not apply to (1) the acquisition of securities in connection with the exercise of a security or other interest in full or partial satisfaction of a debt previously contracted for in good faith if the acquiring person files written notice of acquisition with the department before the person votes the securities acquired;

(2) the acquisition of voting securities in any class or series by a person in control who has previously complied with and received approval to acquire control under AS 06.26.450 — 06.26.480 or who was identified as a person in control in an earlier application filed with and approved by the department;

(3) an acquisition or transfer by operation of law, a will, or intestate succession if the acquiring person files written notice of acquisition with the department before the person votes the securities acquired; or

(4) a transaction exempted by the department by regulation or order because the transaction is not within the purposes of AS 06.26.450 — 06.26.480.

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