20 CSR 1140-21.031
Forward Commitments, Interest-Rate Futures and Financial Options Transactions
PURPOSE: This rule authorizes associations
to make forward commitments to purchase
securities and to engage in interest-rate
futures and financial options to reduce an
institution's interest-rate risk exposure.
Editor's Note: Copies of all referenced federal regulations are available at a cost established by state law to any interested party at
the Division of Finance, Room 630, 301 West
High Street, Jefferson City, Missouri or the
Office of the Secretary of State at a cost
established by state law.
(1) An association may make forward commitments to purchase securities (including
mortgage loans) subject to the limitations set
forth in applicable federal regulations and the
recordkeeping requirements of those regulation.
(2) An association may engage in interest-rate
futures transactions to reduce its net interest
rate risk exposure subject to the limitations
set forth in applicable federal regulations and
the recordkeeping requirements of such regulation. Each association engaging in such
transactions shall provide written notification
to the director at the inception of that activity.
(3) An association may engage in financial
options transactions to reduce its net interest
rate risk exposure subject to the limitations
set forth in applicable federal regulations and
the recordkeeping requirements of such regulation. Each association engaging in these
transactions shall provide written notification
to the director at the inception of that activity.
AUTHORITY: sections 369.144 and 369.299,
RSMo 1994.* This rule originally filed as 4
CSR 260-9.031. This rule previously filed as
4 CSR 140-20.031. Original rule filed Nov.
4, 1986, effective Jan. 30, 1987. Changed to
4 CSR 140-21.031, effective July 6, 1994.
Amended: Filed Nov. 8, 1994, effective
March 30, 1995. Moved to 20 CSR 114020.031, effective Aug. 28, 2006.
*Original authority: 369.144, RSMo 1971, amended
1982, 1983, 1984, 1989, 1994 and 369.299, RSMo 1971,
amended 1994.