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Rules & Regulations
Section 6.
Share Insurance
III.
Powers And Duties
In carrying out its general
purposes, a credit union share
guaranty corporation
may:
A. guarantee to
participating credit unions the
payment of any deficiency in an
individual member's credit union
share account(s) caused by
insolvency or any other reason;
B. issue credit share
guaranty insurance policies or
otherwise effect credit union
share guaranty, and enter into
other contracts necessary or
advisable in the conduct of its
business;
C. advance funds in
accordance with agreed upon
lending terms and conditions to
aid participating credit unions
to operate and to meet liquidity
needs;
D. upon the written order
of the Administrator of credit
unions, and at such compensation
as shall be agreed upon, the
corporation may assume control
of the property and business of
any participating credit union
and operate it at the direction
of the Administrator until its
financial stability has been
reestablished to the
satisfaction of the
Administrator, or the credit
union has been liquidated or
merged into another credit
union.
E. assist in the merger,
consolidation, or liquidation of
participating credit unions;
F. purchase or otherwise
acquire, lease as lessee, invest
in, hold, use, lease as lessor,
encumber, sell, exchange,
assign, mortgage, transfer, and
disposes of property of any
description or any interest
therein;
G. borrow money, and issue,
sell, and pledge its notes,
bonds, and other evidence or
indebtedness, and secure any of
its obligations by mortgage,
pledge, or deed of trust of all
or any of its property, and
guarantee or secure obligations
of participating credit unions;
H. receive money or other
property from its participating
credit union, or any person(s);
I. conduct investigations,
examinations, and audits of any
applicant or participating
credit union in order to
determine the financial and
operations condition of the
applicant or participating
credit union;
J establish conditions
for participation by credit
unions, including the
establishment or risk
eligibility standards.
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