Unsafe or unsound condition definition

Unsafe or unsound condition means, but is not limited to:

Unsafe or unsound condition means, consistent with W.S. 13-12-122(b), a circumstance relating to a special purpose depository institution which is likely to:

Unsafe or unsound condition means, but is not

Examples of Unsafe or unsound condition in a sentence

• The NCUA Board may reclassify a well capitalized credit union as adequately capitalized and may re- quire an adequately capitalized or under- capitalized credit union to comply with cer- tain mandatory or discretionary supervisory actions as if it were classified in the next lower capital category (each of such actions hereinafter referred to generally as ‘‘reclas- sification’’) in the following circumstances:(1) Unsafe or unsound condition.

• The District currently consists of fourteen (14) elementary schools, five (5) middle schools, four (4) high schools, one (1) career center, one (1) Adult Learning Center, (1) district office, one (1) student nutrition/transportation/special services facility, one (1) operations/technology facility, and three (3) bus offices.

• The NCUA Board may reclassify a well cap- italized credit union as adequately cap- italized and may require an adequately capitalized or undercapitalized credit union to comply with certain manda- tory or discretionary supervisory ac- tions as if it were classified in the next lower capital category (each of such actions hereinafter referred to gen- erally as ‘‘reclassification’’) in the fol- lowing circumstances:(1) Unsafe or unsound condition.

• The NCUA Board may reclassify a well capitalized credit union as adequately capitalized and may require an adequately capitalized or undercapitalized credit union to comply with certain mandatory or discretionary supervisory actions as if it were classified in the next lower capital category (each of such actions hereinafter referred to generally as “reclassification”) in the following circumstances: (1) Unsafe or unsound condition.

• Under theconditions set forth in section 8{t) of the Federal Deposit Insurance Act {12 U.S.C. 1818(1)), the FDIC also may take section 8(b)(1) and/ or 8(c) enforcement action against any savings association that is deemed to be engaged in an unsafe or unsound practice on account of itsinadequate capital structure.(c) Unsafe or unsound condition.

• The FDIC is not precluded from taking action under section 8(b)(1), section 8(c) or any other enforcement action against an insured depository institution with capital above the minimum requirement if the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation § 324.5 specific circumstances deem such ac- tion to be appropriate.(c) Unsafe or unsound condition.

• THIRD PARTY PROMISSORY ESTOPPEL CLAIMSThe North Dakota Supreme Court declined two relatively recent opportunities to address whether a third party may enforce a promise under the promissory estoppel doctrine: Thimjon Farms Partnership v.

More Definitions of Unsafe or unsound condition

Unsafe or unsound condition means, consistent with rules adopted by the commissioner, a circumstance relating to a special purpose depository institution which is likely to:

Unsafe or unsound condition means, consistent with rules adopted by the Superintendent, a circumstance relating to an SPDI that is likely to do any of the following:

Unsafe or unsound condition means, consistent with rules adopted by the superintendent, a circumstance relating to a special purpose depository institution that is likely to do any of the following: