Indiana Code Title 21. Higher Education § 21-16-5-3

(1) borrow money, only after consulting with the Indiana finance authority not less than three (3) months prior to the date the corporation begins the process of borrowing money;

(2) purchase, sell, and retire education loans, if the loans are not in default status;

(3) provide incentive services and payments, including the payment of premiums for the purchase of education loans and the payment of an origination fee, to assist lending institutions that provide education loans;

(4) loan funds to lending institutions if:

(5) make direct loans to or for the benefit of an education loan borrower or to consolidate all or a part of the borrower's outstanding education loans into one (1) loan;

(6) operate a secondary market for postsecondary education finance instruments, including tuition certificates and education savings certificates sold by or offered through lending institutions or postsecondary educational institutions;

(7) provide financial literacy and educational tools to students, their families, and Indiana colleges and universities with respect to responsibly financing the costs of higher education;  and

(8) do all other things that are necessary or incidental to performing the functions listed in subdivisions (1) through (7).

(1) the Indiana Secondary Market for Educational Loans, Inc.;

(2) INvestED;  or

(3) any other entity doing business as the corporation;