SDBC definition

SDBC means the South Dakota Banking Commission, a body charged with the regulation and supervision of state chartered and licensed financial institution in South Dakota.
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Examples of SDBC in a sentence

  • The SDBC shall be responsible for reporting data concerning the Sick Day Bank to the Treasurer.

  • The SDBC shall review and approve or deny all applications to the Sick Day Bank.

  • Whenever the total number of unloaned days in the Sick Day Bank falls below fifteen (15), the SDBC may require the Sick Day Bank enrollees to donate up to one (1) additional day of their accumulated sick days to the Sick Day Bank.

  • Withdrawals are accepted only during an enrollment period and only upon written notice by the member to the Sick Day Bank Committee (SDBC) of his/her intent to withdraw.

  • The CONTRACTOR’s considerations shall include, but are not limited to, the following: The assigned care coordinator for Members who choose the SDBC shall have specific experience with self-direction and additional training regarding self-direction.

  • GWB is authorised by the FDIC and SDBC to carry out certain banking activities in the US pursuant to the US regulations.

  • Utilization of the Sick Day Bank for complications arising from pregnancy or childbirth may be authorized by the SDBC.

  • Loans from the Sick Day Bank shall commence on the sixth (6th) consecutive day of absence for which a member has no accumulated sick days or accrued vacation days, and shall be renewed, upon request from the member and approval of the SDBC, each ten (10) day payroll period.

  • The SDBC shall also determine the necessity for additional contributions to the Sick Day Bank and shall notify Sick Day Bank members of the need for said contributions.

  • The SDBC shall review the operations of the Sick Day Bank annually, and shall make recommendations, if necessary, for modifications of the plan to the negotiating teams of the Union and the Board.