Code of Maryland Regulations
Title 09 - MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
Subtitle 03 - COMMISSIONER OF FINANCIAL REGULATION
Chapter 09.03.14 - Money Transmitters
Section 09.03.14.07 - Multistate Licensing Process
Universal Citation: MD Code Reg 09.03.14.07
Current through Register Vol. 51, No. 19, September 20, 2024
A. If an applicant for licensure under the Maryland Money Transmission Act avails itself or is otherwise subject to a multistate licensing process:
(1) Subject to §B of this regulation,
the Commissioner's investigation of the applicant under Financial Institutions
Article, §12-409,
Annotated Code of Maryland, may include the investigation results of a lead
investigative state; or
(2) If
Maryland is a lead investigative state, the Commissioner may investigate the
applicant pursuant to Financial Institutions Article, §12409, Annotated
Code of Maryland, and the timeframes established by agreement through the
multistate licensing process, except that, in no case shall the timeframe be
noncompliant with the application period in Financial Institutions Article,
§12-409,
Annotated Code of Maryland.
B. The Commissioner's investigation of the applicant under Financial Institutions Article, §12-409, Annotated Code of Maryland, may include the investigation results of a lead investigative state if:
(1) The Commissioner
reasonably determines that the lead investigative state possesses licensing and
supervision authority over money transmission in its state substantially
similar to the licensing and supervision authority of the Commissioner over
money transmission in Maryland;
(2)
The Commissioner reasonably determines that the investigation of the lead
investigative state adequately addresses the applicant's financial condition
and responsibility, financial and business experience, character, and general
fitness;
(3) The Commissioner
reasonably determines the lead investigative state has sufficient staffing,
expertise, and minimum standards for the purposes of investigating an applicant
for a license permitting money transmission; and
(4) The Commissioner supplements the
investigation of the lead investigative state with any information the
Commissioner considers relevant.
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