qualify - Collateral requirements. A. As used in this section: 1. "Securities lending program" means any program, arrangement or agreement whereby the city or the county deposits securities with a trust company or a state or national bank for the purpose of such institution lending such securities to a borrower approved by a city treasurer or county treasurer in return for a fee or charge paid by such borrower for the use of such securities; and 2. "Market value" shall mean on any date the average of the bid and asked prices for such security for the business day preceding the date on which such determination is made, in the principal market on which such securities were traded or quoted in the Wall Street Journal, plus any coupon interest accrued but not yet due and owing at the date of determination. B. The governing body of a city with a population of not less than three hundred thousand (300,000) persons according to the latest Federal Decennial Census or of a county with a population of not less than four hundred thousand (400,000) persons according to the latest Federal Decennial Census may authorize and direct the city treasurer or county treasurer to enter into a securities lending program with a trust company or a state or national bank and to loan any securities held by such city or county pursuant to any investment of the funds of the city or county in the investments authorized by Section 348.1 or 348.3 of Title 62 of the Oklahoma Statutes. C. Any securities lending program entered into by the city treasurer or county treasurer shall provide that the borrower shall deposit with the securities lending institution, for the benefit of the city or county, collateral consisting of cash or securities insured by the United States government acceptable to the city treasurer or county treasurer. The collateral shall have a market value equal to one hundred percent (100%) of the principal amount of any securities being loaned to such borrower and shall be revalued and adjusted accordingly on each banking day.
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