38 Ill. Adm. Code 397.20
Definitions
Section 397
Section 397.20 Definitions
"A" means the total number of corporate
fiduciaries.
"Account" means the Corporate Fiduciary
Receivership Account.
"Act" means the Corporate Fiduciary Act [205 ILCS
620].
"B" means the number of examiner days expended in
the most recent examination of the Illinois Trust Company that was completed
prior to the end of the calendar quarter preceding the quarter for which the
fee is being assessed.
"Balance" means the amount in the account, adjusted
for any accounts receivable and any accounts payable, as of the last day of the
calendar quarter preceding the quarter for which a fee may be assessed.
"C" means the total number of examiner days
expended in the most recent examinations of all Illinois Trust Companies,
calculated as of the last day of the calendar quarter preceding the quarter for
which the fee is being assessed.
"Corporate Fiduciary" means any trust company,
trust department, or other entity that holds a certificate of authority issued
under Article II of the Act authorizing the exercise of trust powers in
Illinois.
"D" means the amount necessary to raise the balance
in the Account to the maximum amount established by Section 5-10 of the Act.
"Illinois Trust Company" means a non-depository
corporation, limited liability company, or other entity organized in this State
that has been given a certificate of authority to accept and execute trusts by the
Commissioner of Banks and Real Estate pursuant to Article II of the Act.