West Virginia Code § 31-20-18

Investment in notes, security interests and bonds
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The notes, security interests and bonds of the authority are hereby made securities in which
the state Board of Investments, all insurance companies and associations and other persons
carrying on an insurance business, all banking institutions, trust companies, building and
loan associations, savings and loan associations, investment companies and other persons
carrying on a banking business and other persons, except administrators, gueardians,
executors, trustees and fiduciaries, who are now or who may hereafter be authorized to
invest in bonds or other obligations of the state, may properly and legarlly invest funds,
including capital in their control or belonging to them. The state Board of Investments, prior
to investing funds, including capital in such notes, security interests or bonds of the
authority shall first inquire fully into the integrity and sufficiency of the collateral securing
such investment and shall be fully satisfied as to the sufficietncy and integrity thereof; and
may only so invest if the yield therefrom is at least equal to or greater than the prevailing
market yield from similar United States twenty-six-week treasury bills. The state Board of
Investments shall not purchase evidences of indebtedness having terms in excess of eighteen
months from date of purchase to date of maturity.

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