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Entities Regulated. Bank Bureau:342 state-chartered banks277 bank holding companies1 trust companyFinance Bureau:382 regulated loan licensees120 industrial loan licensees27 debt management companies250 delayed deposit companies694 mortgage bankers/brokers/registrants34 money transmitters3
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1. Greetings Iowa Independent Bankers Vaughn Noring
Bank Bureau Chief
2. Entities Regulated Bank Bureau:
342 state-chartered banks
277 bank holding companies
1 trust company
Finance Bureau:
382 regulated loan licensees
120 industrial loan licensees
27 debt management companies
250 delayed deposit companies
694 mortgage bankers/brokers/registrants
34 money transmitters
3,790 mortgage bank/broker loan originator registrants
Professional Licensing:
Became Bureau of Banking Division effective July 1, 2006
Numbers as of 2/6/06
3. Professional Licensing Joins IDOB
Purpose: Coordinate the administrative support for the following seven professional licensing boards:
Accountants - 11,739 licensees
Architects - 2,135 licensees
Engineers and Land Surveyors - 6,750 licensees
Landscape Architects - 234 licensees
Real Estate Sales and Brokers - 12,400 licensees
Real Estate Appraisers - 1,163 licensees
Interior Design - new board so number of licensees is still unknown
Banking Division budget will be completely separate from the Professional Licensing
Will remain at their current location in Ankeny
The bureau currently has 13.5 employees
4. When will the wheels fall off the economy?
14. Other Positives for Iowa Job Growth is stronger this year
Low unemployment
Bankruptcies are down
Strong land values
15. Number of Iowa BanksState & National Banks
16. Things Arent Always As They Appear
17. Iowa Bank Office & Institution TrendsAs of June 30
18. New Banks and OfficesSince June 30, 2005 1 New Charter
49 New Offices
20. Iowas Demographics Continue to be an Issue for Community Bankers in Iowa
21. Aging Population
22. 2006 Legislation Effective July 1, 2006 CEOs sent a letter summarizing changes and also posted on our website:
HF 2587 Some of the key provisions
No longer need to publish Call Reports
Increased ability to regulate BHCs and its D&Os
Increase penalties from $100/day to $1000/day
Repealed 524.1803 which required a BHC wanting to acquire shares of a bank to extend the same offer to all outstanding shares of the bank not already owned by the holding company
ILCs chartered after July 1 cant be established, owned by, or affiliated with entities engaged in commercial activities
Prohibits out-of-state ILCs from branching into IA or acquiring control of an Iowa ILC
23. 2006 Legislation - continued SF 2275 -Debt Cancellation Agreements
State chartered banks can offer voluntary debt cancellation coverage to consumers
Must include cost in the amount financed
Cost does not have to be included in finance charge but Fed regs under TILA must still be followed
SF 2262 Ag loans >5yrs in length can charge prepayment penalty
HF 537 Permits banks to use CDRS program with their public funds
CDRS funds NOT included for pledging collateral
CDRS funds ARE included for calculating sinking fund assessment
24. Mobile Offices, Courier Services, and Convenience Offices Administrative Rules New 187 IAC 2.17
Application is available on IDOB website
Requires board of directors of banks operating one of these types of offices to adopt policies governing the operation
Rules were effective May 3
25. Proposed Lending Limit Rule Covered at the Day with Superintendent & Banker Group Meetings
Goal was to clarify corporate group provision
Drew quite a few comments from the industry
IBA is working with a group of bankers and plan to have a proposal for us to look at by this fall.
Any proposed Rule change will be put out for comment before adopting
26. Deadline for Internet Banking Authentication Is Approaching FFIEC guidance entitled: Authentication in an Internet Banking Environment
Published October 12, 2005; adherence expected by year-end 2006
Issued by FFIEC (FDIC, OCC, OTS, Fed, NCUA)
FDIC FIL-103-2005
27. Dont let the good times catch us napping . . .
28. Properly Assess Your Risks
29. Dont take unnecessary risks
30. Dont Let Your Customers Get Overextended
32. Stay abreast of technological advancesthe old way isnt necessarily the best way
33. www.idob.state.ia.us