Section 75.171 - Capital Notes and Debentures(a) Approval Required. No savings bank may issue and sell its capital notes or debentures without the prior written approval of the Commissioner. The Commissioner, in approving the issuance and sale, may impose any conditions the Commissioner determines necessary with regard to safety and soundness and maintenance of adequate financial condition particularly in areas of preservation of capital, quality of earnings, and adequacy of reserves.(b) Requirements. A savings bank may, by resolution of its board and with prior approval of the Commissioner, issue capital notes, debentures, bonds, or other secured or unsecured capital obligations, which may be convertible in whole or in part to shares of permanent reserve fund stock, or may be issued with warrants attached, to purchase at a future date, shares of permanent reserve fund stock of the issuing savings bank, provided:(1) the savings bank provides adequate proof to the satisfaction of the Commissioner that the holders of such obligations will receive properly amortized payments of both principal and interest at regularly stated intervals, or that proper provision is made for sinking fund allocations to retire all principal of and interest on such obligations; and(2) sufficient evidence is furnished to the Commissioner as to the need and utilization of such funds by the savings bank in a profitable manner.7 Tex. Admin. Code § 75.171
Adopted by Texas Register, Volume 47, Number 45, November 11, 2022, TexReg 7546, eff. 11/20/2022