Haw. Rev. Stat. § 211D-9
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Annual report.
Official statutory text
A participating financial institution shall submit an annual report to the department. The report shall:
(1) Provide information regarding outstanding capital access loans, capital access loan losses, and any other information on capital access loans the department considers appropriate;
(2) State the total amount of loans for which the department has made a contribution from the fund under this chapter;
(3) Include a copy of the institution's most recent financial statement; and
(4) Include information regarding the type and size of businesses and nonprofit organizations with capital access loans. [L 2000, c 290, pt of §2]
(1) Provide information regarding outstanding capital access loans, capital access loan losses, and any other information on capital access loans the department considers appropriate;
(2) State the total amount of loans for which the department has made a contribution from the fund under this chapter;
(3) Include a copy of the institution's most recent financial statement; and
(4) Include information regarding the type and size of businesses and nonprofit organizations with capital access loans. [L 2000, c 290, pt of §2]
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