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Electronic Code of Federal Regulations
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TITLE 12—Banks and Banking
CHAPTER I—COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY, DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY PART 1—INVESTMENT SECURITIES
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| Authority, purpose, scope, and reservation of authority. |
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| Limitations on dealing in, underwriting, and purchase and sale of securities. |
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| Safe and sound banking practices; credit information required. |
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| Securities held in satisfaction of debts previously contracted; holding period; disposal; accounting treatment; non-speculative purpose. |
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| Nonconforming investments. |
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Interpretations
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| Indirect general obligations. |
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| Taxing powers of a State or political subdivision. |
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| Prerefunded or escrowed bonds and obligations secured by Type I securities. |
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| Type II securities; guidelines for obligations issued for university and housing purposes. |
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