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KEY:
- BCA means Business Corporation Act
- BIA means Banking on Illinois Act
- BSCA means Bank Service Corporation Act
- CCIA means Credit Card Issuance Act
- CDAA means Consumer Deposit Account Act
- CFA means Corporate Fiduciary Act
- CILA means Consumer Installment Loan Act
- CPCNA means Check Printer and Check Number Act
- EFTA means Electronic Fund Transfer Act
- EFTTFA means Electronic Fund Transfer Transmission Facility Act
- FBOA means Foreign Banking Office Act
- FBROA means Foreign Bank Representative Office Act
- IA means Interest Act
- IBA means Illinois Banking Act
- IBHCA means Illinois Bank Holding Company Act of 1957
- IFSDA means Illinois Financial Services Development Act
- IIC means Illinois Insurance Code
- IUIA means Illinois Unemployment Insurance Act
- LLCA means Limited Liability Company Act
- PA means Probate Act
- PRA means Pawnbroker Regulation Act
- SBA means Savings Bank Act
- SFAA means Securities in Fiduciary Accounts Act
- SLA means Savings and Loan Act of 1985
- TIA means Title Insurance Act
- TTA means Trust and Trustees Act
- UCC means Uniform Commercial Code
- ULPA means Uniform Limited Partnership Act
* Interpretive Letter superseded or made obsolete by statutory or regulatory changes
| Letter Number | Date Issued | Sections of Acts Construed | Description |
| 08-01 | 01/31/2008 | IBA Sections 32, 34, and 35 |
Loan collateralized by obligations of State of Illinois from Illinois Underground Storage Tank Fund are exempt from lending limit.
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| 08-02 | 06/05/2008 | IBA Sections 5(25), 33, and 35(2) |
Missouri Higher Education Loan Authority bonds are subject to lending and investment limitations to the extent that the bonds are not secured by guarantee of the United State Department of Education.
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| 08-03 | 06/09/2008 | IBA Sections 32 and 34 |
Lending limit for loan to grain elevator when the loan is collateralized by a warehouse receipt is computed in accordance with Section 34(6). In addition the letter provides best practices for banks doing business with licensees under the Grain Code. |