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Code · Nevada · CHAPTER 226 - STATE TREASURER

NRS 226.799 Bank may provide insurance or reinsurance of loans; duties; requirements.

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NRS 226.799 Bank may provide insurance or reinsurance of loans; duties; requirements.
1. The Bank may provide insurance or reinsurance of loans or portions thereof, or their debt service, including, without limitation, amounts payable as premiums or penalties in the event of mandatory or optional prepayment, made to finance a qualified project, and to provide insurance or reinsurance or reserves, or portions thereof, or the yield therefrom, established to secure bonds or other securities issued to fund those loans or reserves.
2. The Bank may:
(a)Arrange an agreement for insurance or reinsurance with a user, mortgagor, lending institution, insurer or any other entity authorized to arrange such agreements in this State; and
(b)Enter into an agreement for insurance or reinsurance with any insurer authorized to reinsure or insure such risks in this State.
3. The Bank may fix a rate or rates of premium for insurance or reinsurance. The rates are not required to be uniform and may reflect any risk and classification of risk that the Bank determines to be reasonable.
4. The Bank may exercise any other power that is necessary or incidental to insurance, reinsurance and related matters.
5. The Bank shall make reasonable provisions for the security of loans made by the Bank, and any insurance, reinsurance and other financing arrangements negotiated by the Bank.
6. Any insurance or reinsurance provided by the Bank does not constitute a debt or pledge of the faith and credit of the State or any subdivision of the State.
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