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2006 New York Code - Administration Of Sinking Funds.
§ 274. Administration of sinking funds. The comptroller shall administer and manage the several sinking funds of the city established prior to July first, nineteen hundred eighty-one, and shall have custody of the securities in such funds. In the administration of such funds the comptroller shall be deemed to be acting in a fiduciary capacity. Where moneys of such sinking funds are invested pursuant to section two hundred seventy-five of this charter, in securities which are obligations of the United States or of any agency, subdivision, department, division or instrumentality thereof, or obligations fully guaranteed or insured as to interest and principal by an agency, subdivision, department, division or instrumentality of the United States, acting pursuant to a grant of authority from the congress of the United States, notwithstanding any other provision of law, the comptroller may turn over the physical custody and safekeeping of these obligations to (a) any bank or trust company incorporated in this state, or (b)any national bank located in this state, or (c) any private banker duly authorized by the superintendent of banks of this state to engage in business here. All such private bankers shall, as private bankers, maintain a permanent capital of not less than one million dollars in this state. The comptroller may direct such bank, trust company or private banker to register and hold any such securities in its custody, in the name of its nominee. The comptroller may deposit, or authorize such bank, trust company or private banker, to deposit, or arrange for the deposit of, any of such securities with a federal reserve bank to be credited to an account as to which the ownership of, and other interest in, such securities may be transferred by entries on the books of such federal reserve bank without physical delivery of any such securities. The records of any such bank, trust company or private banker shall show, at all times, the ownership of such obligations, and they shall, when held in the possession of such bank, trust company or private banker be, at all times, kept separate from the assets of such bank, trust company or private banker. When any such obligations are so registered in the name of a nominee, such bank, trust company or private banker shall be absolutely liable for any loss occasioned by the acts of such nominee with respect to such obligations.
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