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Code · CFR · Title 12 — Banks and Banking · Part 1291 — Federal Home Loan Banks' Affordable Housing Program · § 1291.11

§ 1291.11. Temporary suspension of AHP contributions.

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(a)Request to FHFA. If a Bank finds that the contributions required pursuant to § 1291.10 are contributing to the financial instability of the Bank, the Bank may apply in writing to FHFA for a temporary suspension of such contributions.
(b)Director review—(1) Financial instability. In determining the financial instability of a Bank, the Director shall consider such factors as:
(i)Severely depressed Bank earnings;
(ii)A substantial decline in Bank membership capital; and
(iii)A substantial reduction in Bank advances outstanding.
(2)Limitations on grounds for suspension. The Director shall not suspend a Bank's annual AHP contributions if it determines that the Bank's reduction in earnings is due to:
(i)A change in the terms of advances to members that is not justified by market conditions;
(ii)Inordinate operating and administrative expenses; or
(iii)Mismanagement.
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