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The document is the Federal Reserve Banks' Operating Circular No. 10, effective July 16, 2013, which outlines the terms and conditions under which entities can obtain advances, incur obligations, and pledge collateral to a Federal Reserve Bank. It includes sections on defined terms, advances, interest rates, repayment procedures, security interests in collateral, maintenance of lending documents, representations and warranties by borrowers, covenants, remedies upon default, indemnification provisions, and miscellaneous clauses. The circular also specifies requirements for U.S. and non-U.S. borrowers and includes appendices detailing application packages and agreements related to borrowing.

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What is the OC-10 agreement?

The Official OC-10 Authorization List is a list of individuals, including their titles, who are authorized to borrow and/or pledge/withdraw collateral as specified in the institutions Authorizing Resolutions for Borrowers. OC 10 Agreements (Off-site) Letter of Agreement to Correspondent Credit and Payment Agreement.

What is the OC-10?

Operating Circular 10 (OC 10) OC 10 contains the terms under which an entity may obtain Advances from, incur Obligations to, or pledge Collateral to a Federal Reserve Bank.

How do Federal Reserve Banks operate?

The Federal Reserve acts as a fiscal agent or bank to the federal government by providing financial services to the United States Department of Treasury and by selling and redeeming government securities such as Savings Bonds and Treasury bills.

What is operating Circular 4?

Operating Circular 4 (OC 4) OC 4 applies to clearing and settlement of commercial automated clearing house (ACH) credit and debit items by the Federal Reserve Banks, sending banks, and receiving banks.

What are operating circulars?

Federal Reserve Operating Circular means the operating circular referred to in 321.27, issued by the Federal Reserve Banks, that provides instructions on the requirements for submitting definitive redeemed securities to a Federal Reserve Processing Site and sets forth the rights and obligations of paying agents with

What is the Federal Reserve Banks operating circular 8?

Operating Circular 8 (Off-site) outlines the terms and conditions for funds transfers made through the FedNow Service. The FedNow Service Operating Procedures (Off-site) provide operational details, including expectations, requirements and guidance for FedNow participants on the use of the service.

What banks will not use FedNow?

, Citigroup, PNC and Financial, all among the nations 10 largest banks, still havent signed on to FedNow, ing to the Feds latest list of participants. FedNow launched last July, promising to speed up transactions for consumers and companies.

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