Whenever it appears to the commissioner, from an examination of the business of any such corporation, that the deposit made by it, as hereinbefore required, is insufficient to insure the safety of its deposit, trust, and contingent liabilities, the commissioner shall make an order, as hereinafter provided, requiring an increase of such deposit. Such company immediately upon receipt of such order shall deposit with the commissioner, or a designated agent, other and
further securities of the kind, class, and value designated in section 6-05-04 in an amount sufficient to comply with said order.
6-05-28. Examination by commissioner - Fees - Power over business, officers, and employees. The commissioner shall make a full, true, complete, and accurate examination and investigation of the affairs of each corporation doing business under this chapter as often as the commissioner deems necessary. Such examination may be made without previous notice to the corporation to be examined. Fees for such examinations must be charged by the department of financial institutions at an hourly rate to be set by the commissioner, sufficient to cover all reasonable expenses of the department associated with the examinations provided for by this section. Fees must be paid to the department of financial institutions and deposited in the financial institutions regulatory fund. The commissioner, in the commissioner's discretion, may accept, in lieu of any examination authorized or required by this title to be conducted by the department of financial institutions, the examination that may have been made of such institution within a reasonable period by the federal reserve bank or federal deposit insurance corporation, if a copy of such examination is furnished to the commissioner. The commissioner shall assume and exercise over each such corporation and its business, officers, directors, and employees all the power and authority conferred upon the commissioner over financial or moneyed corporations or associations.