Okla. Stat. tit. 6, § 6-1739
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Acquisition of state trust company or trust institution
Official statutory text
A. Subject to the provisions of this section, a trust
institution may purchase assets of a state trust company or trust-
related assets of another trust institution, including the right to
control accounts established with the trust institution. Except as
otherwise expressly provided by this section or any other law, the
purchase of all or part of the assets of the trust institution does
not make the purchasing trust institution responsible for any
liability or obligation of the selling trust institution that the
purchasing trust institution does not expressly assume. Except as
otherwise provided by this act, this section does not govern or
prohibit the purchase by a state trust institution of all or part of
the assets of a corporation or other entity that is not a trust
institution.
B. If the acquiring institution is a state bank, a state trust
company, an out-of-state trust institution which maintains neither a
branch nor a trust office in this state, or a savings association
chartered under the laws of this state, an application in the form
required by the Commissioner shall be filed with the Commissioner
for any acquisition of all or substantially all of:
1. The assets of a state trust company; or
2. The trust assets of another trust institution.
C. The Commissioner shall investigate the condition of the
purchaser and seller and may require the submission of additional
information as considered necessary to make an informed decision.
The Commissioner shall approve the purchase if:
1. The acquiring trust institution will be solvent and have
sufficient capitalization for its business and location;
2. The acquiring trust institution has complied with all
applicable statutes and rules including without limitation any
applicable requirements of Sections 26 through 35 of this act;
3. All fiduciary obligations and liabilities of the parties
have been properly discharged or otherwise assumed by the acquiring
trust institution;
4. All conditions imposed by the Commissioner have been
satisfied or otherwise resolved; and
5. All fees and costs have been paid.
D. A purchase requiring an application pursuant to subsection B
of this section is effective on the date of approval, unless the
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purchase agreement provides for, and the Commissioner consents to, a
different effective date.
E. The acquiring trust institution shall succeed by operation
of law to all of the rights, privileges and obligations of the
selling trust institution under each account included in the assets
acquired.
institution may purchase assets of a state trust company or trust-
related assets of another trust institution, including the right to
control accounts established with the trust institution. Except as
otherwise expressly provided by this section or any other law, the
purchase of all or part of the assets of the trust institution does
not make the purchasing trust institution responsible for any
liability or obligation of the selling trust institution that the
purchasing trust institution does not expressly assume. Except as
otherwise provided by this act, this section does not govern or
prohibit the purchase by a state trust institution of all or part of
the assets of a corporation or other entity that is not a trust
institution.
B. If the acquiring institution is a state bank, a state trust
company, an out-of-state trust institution which maintains neither a
branch nor a trust office in this state, or a savings association
chartered under the laws of this state, an application in the form
required by the Commissioner shall be filed with the Commissioner
for any acquisition of all or substantially all of:
1. The assets of a state trust company; or
2. The trust assets of another trust institution.
C. The Commissioner shall investigate the condition of the
purchaser and seller and may require the submission of additional
information as considered necessary to make an informed decision.
The Commissioner shall approve the purchase if:
1. The acquiring trust institution will be solvent and have
sufficient capitalization for its business and location;
2. The acquiring trust institution has complied with all
applicable statutes and rules including without limitation any
applicable requirements of Sections 26 through 35 of this act;
3. All fiduciary obligations and liabilities of the parties
have been properly discharged or otherwise assumed by the acquiring
trust institution;
4. All conditions imposed by the Commissioner have been
satisfied or otherwise resolved; and
5. All fees and costs have been paid.
D. A purchase requiring an application pursuant to subsection B
of this section is effective on the date of approval, unless the
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 6. Banks and Trust Companies Page 232
purchase agreement provides for, and the Commissioner consents to, a
different effective date.
E. The acquiring trust institution shall succeed by operation
of law to all of the rights, privileges and obligations of the
selling trust institution under each account included in the assets
acquired.
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