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Code · CFR · Title 12 — Banks and Banking · Part 652 — Federal Agricultural Mortgage Corporation Funding and Fiscal Affairs · § 652.75

§ 652.75. Your responsibility for determining the risk-based capital level.

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(a)You must determine your risk-based capital level using the procedures in this subpart, appendix A to this subpart, and any other supplemental instructions provided by us. You will report your determination to us as prescribed in § 652.90. At any time, however, we may determine your risk-based capital level using the procedures in § 652.65 and appendix A to this subpart, and you must hold risk-based capital in the amount we determine is appropriate.
(b)You must at all times comply with the risk-based capital levels established by the risk-based capital stress test and must be able to determine your risk-based capital level at any time.
(c)If at any time the risk-based capital level you determine is less than the minimum capital requirements set forth in section 8.33 of the Act, you must maintain the statutory minimum capital level.
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