Indiana Code § 28-2-13-26

Trust office; powers; prohibited actions
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Sec. 26. (a) A bank, trust company, corporate fiduciary, or savings bank organized under the laws of Indiana or the laws of any other state or the United States may establish a trust office to exercise its powers as a fiduciary to conduct business in any location that is approved by the department. Before the department approves a trust office to exercise powers as a fiduciary under this subsection, it must determine to its satisfaction that the bank, trust company, corporate fiduciary, or savings bank will have adequate capital, sound management, and adequate future earnings prospects after the establishment of the trust office.       (b) A trust office established under this section by a bank, trust company, or savings bank shall not: (1) receive deposits; (2) pay checks; or (3) lend money; at the trust office.   IC 28-2-14 Chapter 14. Indiana Bank Holding Companies               28-2-14-1 Acquire             28-2-14-2 Bank             28-2-14-3 Bank holding company             28-2-14-4 Bank subsidiary             28-2-14-5 Company             28-2-14-6 Control             28-2-14-7 Department             28-2-14-8 Deposits             28-2-14-9 Repealed             28-2-14-10 Acquisitions of banks and bank holding companies             28-2-14-11 Repealed             28-2-14-12 Bank or bank holding companies; application for acquisition; investigation; hearing; approval or disapproval             28-2-14-13 Request for hearing upon fairness of issuance and exchange of stock; hearing; issuance of securities             28-2-14-14 Findings of fact             28-2-14-15 Exemption from certain requirements             28-2-14-16 Suit to enjoin conduct or for damages by injured person; suit by department             28-2-14-17 Rules             28-2-14-18 Succession to trust business of affiliated financial institution; resolution; filing; effective date             28-2-14-19 Assumed business names; bank holding companies; resolutions

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