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STATE

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MEMBERSHIP.
Investigations. .
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Referring to memorandum submitted
under date of April 27, 1917 - in
connection with - Atascosa County
State Bank, Jourdanton, Texas.

Friendly cooperation with State Bank Commissioner is es­
sential. It would be well to have an applying bank request the Bank
Commissioner to furnish to the Reserve Bank copies of examination re­
ports. Requests should be made only for necessary information. In
some states joint examinations have not met with the approval of the
Bank Commissioner, as the presence of the Reserve Bank Examiner was
apparently considered as a reflection upon the State Examiner. In
many of the states, however, the assistance is weloomed. A report
of an examination made within a few months prior to the filing of an
application should give the Reserve Bank Committee reliable data.
In some states the standard of examinations is not such as
to warrant the Reserve Bank Committee in accepting a report as a
proper basis for a favorable recommendation. In such instances a
special investigation by a representative of the Reserve Bank will be
necessary. Again, in at least one state while the Bank Commissioner
is authorized by law to furnish copies of reports of examinations of
member banks, he has ruled that he is not permitted to furnish any
information prior to a bank becoming a stockholder of the Federal
Reserve Bank.
In those states where the examinations by State authori­
ties are of a standard satisfactory to the Board and it is not pos­
sible to obtain from the Bank Commissioner a copy of the report of
the last previous examination, and where in view<of the reputation of
the applying bank it is not considered by the officers of the Reserve
bank necessary or desirable to have a special investigation made by
an examiner of the Reserve Bank, the applying bank should be requested
to furnish over the signatures of the president or vice-president and
the cashier or an assistant cashier additional data as to loans and
invest&onts to enable the Reserve Bank Committee to determine its
condition. Memorandum of information desired is attached.
Where an investigation is made by a representative of the
Reserve Bank it should cover a detailed examination and report of the
investments, loans and discounts with particular attention paid to
the credit standing of borrowers and the valuation of investments
and collatera.
Respectfully submitted,
J. A. BRODERICK.




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STATE BAIK MEMBERSHIP.

GENERAL INFORMATION DESIRED,

1.

Copy of the last periodical report filed with the State
Bank Commissioner.

2.

Copies of all letters of criticisms (if any) received
from the Bank Commissioner or State Examiner in con­
nection with the last two examinations. State what
action has been taken.

3.

General character of business in the community served by
the institution.

4.

A memorandum as to present status of all law suits in
which the applying institution is interested.

5.

Memorandum - Business corporations or other concerns
owned or controlled by or operated in the interest
of the applying institution.

6.
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List of officers and directors - giving post-office address - number of shares owned*and also their busi­
ness , firm or other outside affiliations.
List of loans to officers, directors and employees. Ar­
range loans in groups showing indebtedness of each
official as maker, endorser or guarantor; loans to
firms and corporations in which he is interested
either as member, officer or director; loans to
relatives and business associates of officers and
directors; loans collateraled by securities issued
by corporations in which directors are interested.
Give:
Borrower Amount Director interested.

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General information as to loans - Detailed list past due
loans.
a.
b.

Demand loans - upon which no interest has been paid
for one year or moreNotes and other loans in default six months or more
and which are not secured or in process of col­
lection.

c.

Other past due notes and loans* Include overdrafts,
Exclusive of loans secured by agricultural com­
modities and live stock.

d.

Notes renewed from time to time, with interest added,
a, b, c, d«

Oive name - Borrower - -Amount - Maturity.
Security, if any*
Estimated loss.

Other loan information.
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f.
g.

Except R. E* loans.

Loans to officers of - Other banks - name - amount bank identified with* Security, if any.
Loans on own bank stock. -Amount of loan - shares
held,
Large lines - (not previously listed) In excess of
3% of capital. Give name of Borrower - Business postoffice address - amount of liability Remarks.

Real Estate Loans. List of loans equal to 3fo of capital.
Give name of borrower - amount of loan - maturity prior liens - location of property * valuation - when
and by whom appraised.
Real Estate Owned. Give location of property - book value original cost - prior lien if any - estimated value when and by whom appraised - how and for what purpose
acquired.
Investments. List in detail, giving name of issuing cor­
poration - par value - book value - rate of interest
or dividend - (date of last payment) - estimated
present value.
Please give'latest information as to securities upon which
interest is in default. If bank owns securities of
small private or local corporations, inclose with this
memorandum a copy of the latest financial statement
issued by such corporations.
Notes and Bills rediscounted. Bills payable and certifi­
cates of deposit representing borrowed money.
Give a memorandum of present indebtedness - From whom bor­
rowed - rate - maturity - assets pledged as security for in­
debtedness, totals only.




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12.

Assets pledged, as security for deposits or other pur­
poses (except money borrowed) - give particulars.

13.

Assets and liabilities which are not entered as such
upon the books of the banking institution.

14.

Moneys borrowed by officers and directors in the inter­
est of the bank under examination.

15.

Contingent liabilities. Nature and extent - On bills
endorsed and sold - guarantees - notes and securi­
ties pledged or sold with agreement to repurchase all other.

16.

Estimated losses or deductions from assets:
Estimated losses

Doubtful.

Loans
Investments
Real Estate
Furniture and fixtures
Cash items

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Total.
17.

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List of balances due from and to other banks.