N.D. Cent. Code § 6-09.7-05
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6-09.7-05. Establishment and maintenance of adequate guarantee funds - Use of strategic investment and improvements fund (Effective through June 30, 2027)
Official statutory text
6-09.7-05. Establishment and maintenance of adequate guarantee funds - Use of
strategic investment and improvements fund. (Effective through June 30, 2027)
The Bank of North Dakota shall establish and at all times maintain an adequate guarantee
reserve fund in a special account in the Bank. The Bank may request the director of the office of
management and budget to transfer funds from the strategic investment and improvements fund
created by section 15-08.1-08 to maintain one hundred percent of the guarantee reserve fund
balance. Transfers from the strategic investment and improvements fund may not exceed a total
of one hundred forty million dollars. Moneys in the guarantee reserve fund are available to
reimburse lenders, including the Bank, for guaranteed loans in default. The securities in which
the moneys in the reserve fund may be invested must meet the same requirements as those
authorized for investment under the state investment board. The income from such investments
must be made available for the costs of administering the state guarantee loan program and
income in excess of that required to pay the cost of administering the program must be
deposited in the reserve fund. The amount of reserves for all guaranteed loans must be
determined by a formula that will assure, as determined by the Bank, an adequate amount of
reserve.
Establishment and maintenance of adequate guarantee funds - Use of strategic
investment and improvements fund. (Effective after June 30, 2027) The Bank of North
Dakota shall establish and at all times maintain an adequate guarantee reserve fund in a special
account in the Bank. The Bank may request the director of the office of management and
budget to transfer funds from the strategic investment and improvements fund created by
section 15-08.1-08 to maintain one hundred percent of the guarantee reserve fund balance.
Transfers from the strategic investment and improvements fund may not exceed a total of one
hundred sixty million dollars. Moneys in the guarantee reserve fund are available to reimburse
lenders, including the Bank, for guaranteed loans in default. The securities in which the moneys
in the reserve fund may be invested must meet the same requirements as those authorized for
investment under the state investment board. The income from such investments must be made
available for the costs of administering the state guarantee loan program and income in excess
of that required to pay the cost of administering the program must be deposited in the reserve
fund. The amount of reserves for all guaranteed loans must be determined by a formula that will
assure, as determined by the Bank, an adequate amount of reserve.
strategic investment and improvements fund. (Effective through June 30, 2027)
The Bank of North Dakota shall establish and at all times maintain an adequate guarantee
reserve fund in a special account in the Bank. The Bank may request the director of the office of
management and budget to transfer funds from the strategic investment and improvements fund
created by section 15-08.1-08 to maintain one hundred percent of the guarantee reserve fund
balance. Transfers from the strategic investment and improvements fund may not exceed a total
of one hundred forty million dollars. Moneys in the guarantee reserve fund are available to
reimburse lenders, including the Bank, for guaranteed loans in default. The securities in which
the moneys in the reserve fund may be invested must meet the same requirements as those
authorized for investment under the state investment board. The income from such investments
must be made available for the costs of administering the state guarantee loan program and
income in excess of that required to pay the cost of administering the program must be
deposited in the reserve fund. The amount of reserves for all guaranteed loans must be
determined by a formula that will assure, as determined by the Bank, an adequate amount of
reserve.
Establishment and maintenance of adequate guarantee funds - Use of strategic
investment and improvements fund. (Effective after June 30, 2027) The Bank of North
Dakota shall establish and at all times maintain an adequate guarantee reserve fund in a special
account in the Bank. The Bank may request the director of the office of management and
budget to transfer funds from the strategic investment and improvements fund created by
section 15-08.1-08 to maintain one hundred percent of the guarantee reserve fund balance.
Transfers from the strategic investment and improvements fund may not exceed a total of one
hundred sixty million dollars. Moneys in the guarantee reserve fund are available to reimburse
lenders, including the Bank, for guaranteed loans in default. The securities in which the moneys
in the reserve fund may be invested must meet the same requirements as those authorized for
investment under the state investment board. The income from such investments must be made
available for the costs of administering the state guarantee loan program and income in excess
of that required to pay the cost of administering the program must be deposited in the reserve
fund. The amount of reserves for all guaranteed loans must be determined by a formula that will
assure, as determined by the Bank, an adequate amount of reserve.
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