(1) The guaranty fund or liquidation account consists of payments in cash made by the incorporators and of all sums credited to the guaranty fund as required by ORS § 716.780 or federal law.

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(2) If a financial institution that is converting to another type of financial institution has a guaranty fund or liquidation account, the Oregon nonstock bank that results from the conversion must maintain the guaranty fund or liquidation account and may use the guaranty fund or liquidation account only for the purposes for which the financial institution used the guaranty fund or liquidation account before the conversion. [Amended by 1973 c.797 § 352; 1997 c.631 § 336; 2011 c.263 § 22]