(14) require a trust company to
- (A) maintain its capital and reserve accounts in amounts determined appropriate by the department;
- (B) observe the methods and standards that the trust company adopts for determining the value of various types of assets;
- (C) charge off part or all of an asset that has not been lawfully acquired;
- (D) write down an asset to its market value;
- (E) record liens and other interests in property;
- (F) obtain a financial statement from a borrower or prospective borrower to the extent that the trust company can obtain the statement;
- (G) obtain insurance against damage to real property taken as security;
- (H) search or obtain insurance on the title to real property taken as security;
- (I) maintain adequate insurance against risks as the department determines necessary and appropriate for the protection of depositors and the public;
- (J) charge off that portion of an asset classified as a loss, or charge off or reserve up to 50 percent of loans classified as doubtful, in a state or federal report of examination; or
- (K) charge off all debts owed to the trust company in which interest is past due and unpaid for a period of six months, unless the debt principal is adequately secured and the trust company is in the process of collection;