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(a) The assets of the retirement system may be held in the name of agents, nominees, depository trust companies, or other entities designated by the board of trustees.
(b) The records and all relevant reports or accounts of the retirement system must show the ownership interest of the retirement system in these assets and the facts regarding the system's holdings.
(c) A trustee or employee of the retirement system shall have no personal economic interest in any entity listed in Subsection (a), but shall undertake such action and duties with respect to these entities as the board of trustees determines to be in the interest of the retirement system. This subsection does not prohibit:
(1) an interest in the assets as a member of the retirement system;
(2) the right to receive expense reimbursements at the same rate that the board member or employee would have received as a board member or employee; and
(3) such indemnification as is authorized by the board of trustees.
(d) The records of an agent, nominee, or other entity that are maintained by the retirement system are subject to audit by the state auditor.
Cite this article: FindLaw.com - Texas Government Code - GOV'T § 825.304. Nominee to Hold Securities - last updated January 01, 2024 | https://codes.findlaw.com/tx/government-code/gov-t-sect-825-304/
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