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  • Procedures and General Definitions

    Federal Register · Rule · Oct 31, 2014

    Final Rule and Comments FHFA received three comment letters in response to the proposed rule, one each from the Federal National Mortgage Association (Fannie Mae), the Federal Home Loan Bank of Atlanta … Authorizing Statutes means the Federal National Mortgage Association Charter Act, the Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation Act, and the Federal Home Loan Bank Act. 4.

    79 FR 64661Federal Housing Finance BoardFederal Housing Finance Agency
  • Record Retention for Regulated Entities and Office of Finance

    Federal Register · Rule · Jun 8, 2011

    Several commenters requested either clarification or deletion of the requirement to produce records within a reasonable period. … Taking the comments into consideration, FHFA has revised § 1235.6 by deleting the presumptive time periods and the reference to a reasonable time period and has added that records are to be made available

    76 FR 33121Federal Housing Finance BoardFederal Housing Finance Agency
  • Community Support Requirement

    Federal Register · Rule · May 29, 1997

    The 60-day public comment period closed on January 27, 1997. See id. … Six commenters supported the deletion while one commenter though the waiting period should be at least two years.

    62 FR 28983Federal Housing Finance Board
  • Capital Requirements for Federal Home Loan Banks

    Federal Register · Rule · Jan 30, 2001

    On September 19, 2000, the Finance Board extended the comment period until November 20, 2000. See 65 FR 57748 (September 26, 2000). … At least one commenter based this view on the fact that most VAR models stipulate a holding period of only one or two days.

    66 FR 8262Federal Housing Finance Board
  • Capital Requirements for Federal Home Loan Banks

    Federal Register · Proposed Rule · Aug 8, 2001

    The commenters also stated that § 931.7(a) appeared to require a Bank to redeem a member's excess stock at the end of the required notice period. … The GLB Act allows only excess stock to be repurchased prior to the end of the statutorily imposed notice periods.

    66 FR 41462Federal Housing Finance Board
  • Capital Requirements for Federal Home Loan Banks

    Federal Register · Rule · Oct 26, 2001

    Assuming such stock were Class B stock, unless the redemption period for such stock were deemed to have begun on the date of the member's withdrawal notice, the commenter argued, the redemption period … These commenters stated their belief that this approach was contrary to the Bank Act. See 66 FR at 41470-71.

    66 FR 54097Federal Housing Finance Board
  • Capital Requirements for Federal Home Loan Banks

    Federal Register · Proposed Rule · Sep 26, 2000

    ACTION: Proposed Rule; extension of public comment period. … Commenters have suggested extensions of the comment period of 60 days, 180 days and even one year.

    65 FR 57748Federal Housing Finance Board
  • Amendment of Affordable Housing Program Regulation

    Federal Register · Rule · Aug 4, 1997

    A number of commenters supported these retention periods. … As used in this part: Act means the Federal Home Loan Bank Act, as amended (12 U.S.C. 1421 et seq.).

    62 FR 41812Federal Housing Finance Board
  • Registration by Each Federal Home Loan Bank of a Class of Its Securities Under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934

    Federal Register · Proposed Rule · Sep 17, 2003

    Attn: Public Comments. … § 998.2 Bank periodic disclosures. (a) Periodic disclosures.

    68 FR 54396Federal Housing Finance Board
  • Record Retention

    Federal Register · Proposed Rule · Aug 4, 2009

    Comments FHFA invites comments on all aspects of the proposed regulation, and will take all comments into consideration before issuing the final regulation. … (b) Reasonable period.

    74 FR 38559Federal Housing Finance BoardFederal Housing Finance Agency
  • Amendment of Affordable Housing Program Regulation

    Federal Register · Proposed Rule · Nov 8, 1996

    Ten commenters supported such authority, while five commenters opposed it. … Seven commenters supported such authority, while six commenters opposed it.

    61 FR 57799Federal Housing Finance Board
  • Community Support Requirements

    Federal Register · Proposed Rule · Nov 27, 1996

    Public Comment Process Unlike the current rule, which imposes a limited comment acceptance period, Sec. 936.2(d) of the proposed rule permits members of the public to submit comments concerning a member's … (d) Public comments.--(1) Notice.

    61 FR 60229Federal Housing Finance Board
  • Amendment of Affordable Housing Program Regulation

    Federal Register · Rule · Sep 25, 1995

    Three commenters supported a retention period longer than 5 years. One commenter supported a 10-year retention period to prevent real estate speculation. … Commenters recommended allowing longer periods ranging from 18 to 36 months.

    60 FR 49327Federal Housing Finance Board
  • Data Reporting Requirements for the Federal Home Loan Banks

    Federal Register · Rule · Jun 21, 2006

    Proposed Part 914 Two commenters opposed adopting a presumption in § 914.3 of 1 business day and 3 business days for a reasonable period for complying with an examiner's request for documents. … Because they are only presumptions, a Bank may cite the factors listed by the commenters, or other factors, to demonstrate that in a particular instance, a reasonable period to comply with an examiner's

    71 FR 35495Federal Housing Finance Board
  • Minimum Capital

    Federal Register · Rule · Mar 3, 2011

    The 60-day comment period closed on April 9, 2010. See Federal Register 75 FR 6151 (February 8, 2010). … However, in response to the commenters' more general objection that the practicalities of capital-raising by Federal Home Loan Banks require a longer time period than the notice and reply periods prescribed

    76 FR 11668Federal Housing Finance BoardFederal Housing Finance Agency
  • Amendment of Affordable Housing Program Regulation; Affordable Housing Program Application Requirements

    Federal Register · Proposed Rule · Nov 1, 1995

    The Board requests comments on this proposal. … Related Request for Comments A.

    60 FR 55487Federal Housing Finance Board
  • Financial Disclosure by Federal Home Loan Banks

    Federal Register · Proposed Rule · Feb 2, 1998

    The Finance Board solicits comments as to the utility of imposing a time period for the filing and issuance of the annual financial statements, and on whether the time period prescribed would impose an … The Finance Board solicits comments as to the utility of imposing a time period for the filing and issuance of the quarterly financial statements, and on whether the time period prescribed would impose

    63 FR 5315Federal Housing Finance Board
  • Membership Approval

    Federal Register · Rule · Jul 27, 1998

    Section 933.3(c) also requires a Bank to notify an applicant if the 60-day period for acting on a membership application is stopped, and when the period for acting on the application is resumed. … Two Bank commenters specifically opposed requiring the Banks to provide written notice to an applicant when the 60-day processing period is stopped or resumed.

    63 FR 40018Federal Housing Finance Board
  • Minority and Women Inclusion

    Federal Register · Proposed Rule · Mar 8, 2010

    ACTION: Notice of proposed rulemaking; extension of comment period. … The proposal had a comment period of 60 days, but FHFA has decided to extend the comment period an additional 45 days.

    75 FR 10446Federal Housing Finance BoardFederal Housing Finance Agency
  • Federal Home Loan Bank Membership for Community Development Financial Institutions

    Federal Register · Rule · Jan 5, 2010

    (Bank Act), 12 U.S.C. 1430(g), by virtue of that certification and is not subject to periodic review under paragraph (a) of this section … period.

    75 FR 678Federal Housing Finance BoardFederal Housing Finance Agency

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