Nevada § 356.360 - Amount of required collateral; limitation on amount of public money held; reports; administrative fine

§ 356.360. Amount of required collateral; limitation on amount of public money held; reports; administrative fine

The program established pursuant to NRS 356.350 must provide that: 1. Each depository that participates in the program is required to maintain as collateral

acceptable securities having a fair market value that is at least 102 percent of the

amount of the uninsured balances of the public money held by the depository; 2. A depository shall satisfy the requirement set forth in subsection 1 by arranging

for a third-party depository to hold acceptable securities on behalf of the depository

for the benefit of a collateral pool pursuant to regulations adopted by the State

Treasurer under NRS 356.390 ; 3. No depository that participates in the program may, at any one time, hold public

money in an amount exceeding the total equity of the depository, as reflected on the

financial statement of the depository; 4. Each depository that participates in the program is required to: (a) Submit to the State Treasurer, in the form and manner prescribed by the State

Treasurer, the following reports: (1) A daily report of the total amount of public money held by the depository; (2) If requested by the State Treasurer, a weekly summary report of the total fair

market value of acceptable securities held by a third-party depository on behalf of

the depository; (3) A monthly report setting forth a list of accounts at the depository that hold

public money; and (4) A current annual report containing the financial statement of the depository;

and (b) Direct any third-party depository that holds acceptable securities on behalf of

the depository to submit a monthly report to the State Treasurer setting forth a list

of those securities, including, without limitation, the fair market value of those

securities; and 5. The State Treasurer may impose an administrative fine not to exceed: (a) One hundred dollars per day against a depository that fails to submit or fails

to direct the submission of in a timely manner a report required by subsection 4;

and (b) Two hundred fifty dollars per day against a depository that fails to maintain

the collateral required by subsection 1.