Oklahoma Code § 6-1008

Title 6. Banks And Trust Companies: Investments - Acceptance as securities by public officials
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of this state.
A.  Securities authorized by Oklahoma Trust Act and Oklahoma
Uniform Prudent Investor Act.  Banks having trust powers and trust
companies shall have the power of investing the moneys placed in
their charge through various trust accounts in such loans and

securities as are authorized by the Oklahoma Trust Act and the
Oklahoma Uniform Prudent Investor Act.
B.  Investments in notes, bonds, or debentures secured, insured
or guaranteed by United States - Acceptance by public officials.  It
shall be lawful for banks having trust powers and trust companies
subject to the laws of this state, under limitations prescribed by
rule by the Commissioner, to invest their funds and trust funds in
their custody and possession, eligible for investment, in notes or
bonds secured by mortgages or in debentures the payment of which is
insured or guaranteed by the United States of America or by any of
its departments or agencies, and without regard to the limitation on
the appraised value of the real estate securing the notes or
obligations and without regard to limitation on the aggregate amount
of such notes, bonds or obligations that may be owned or held by any
such bank or trust company.
C.  Any notes, bonds, mortgages or debentures insured or
guaranteed pursuant to subsection B of this section shall be
eligible for deposit with any public official of this state whenever
deposits of assets of such banks or trust companies shall be
required under any law of this state.

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