PART 358—REGULATIONS GOVERNING BOOK-ENTRY CONVERSION OF BEARER CORPORA AND DETACHED BEARER COUPONS
- 358.0—What does this part cover?
- 358.1—What special terms apply to this part?
- 358.2—What regulations cover these securities?
- 358.3—Are there any bearer corpora or detached bearer coupons that are not eligible for conversion?
- 358.4—Which bearer corpora or detached bearer coupons are eligible for conversion to transferable BECCS or CUBES securities?
- 358.5—Which bearer corpora or detached bearer coupons are eligible for conversion to non-transferable BECCS or CUBES securities?
- 358.6—What is the procedure for converting bearer corpora and detached bearer coupons to book-entry?
- 358.7—Where do I send my bearer corpora and detached bearer coupons to be converted?
- 358.8—Are there fees for the conversion of bearer corpora or detached bearer coupons?
- 358.9—Who is responsible for the cost and risks associated with the shipment of securities?
- 358.10—How are amounts of less than one dollar credited?
- 358.11—What is required to establish the authority of a depository institution to request conversion?
- 358.12—What is Treasury's liability if the depository institution does not have authority to convert securities?
- 358.13—What is Treasury's liability if the depository institution incurs a loss because it does not follow required procedures?
- 358.14—What happens when securities are accepted for conversion?
- 358.15—What happens if securities are adjusted?
- 358.16—Are BECCS and CUBES accounts maintained separately from the STRIPS program?
- 358.17—Can BECCS and CUBES securities be reconstituted to physical form?
- 358.18—What limitations exist on liability?
- 358.19—Who is responsible for any loss resulting from the conversion of a bearer corpus missing callable coupons?
- 358.20—Can these regulations be waived?
- 358.21—Can these regulations be amended?