TITLE

Bailout formula may be dropped from home loan bank bill

AUTHOR(S)
de Senerpont Domis, Olaf
PUB. DATE
June 1995
SOURCE
American Banker;6/26/1995, Vol. 160 Issue 121, p4
SOURCE TYPE
Trade Publication
DOC. TYPE
Article
ABSTRACT
Reports on the possible cancellation of a new allocation formula for the thrift bailout bond interest from the legislation proposed by Representative Richard Baker. Goal of modernizing the Federal Home Loan Bank System; Use of formula to reallocate part of the bill for the thrift bailout among 12 district home loan banks; Scheduled deliberations on Baker's proposal.
ACCESSION #
9507123164

Tags: SAVINGS & Loan Bailout, 1989-1995;  FEDERAL home loan banks -- Law & legislation;  BAKER, Richard;  BAILOUTS (Finance)

 

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