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The document titled 'Operating Circular 1' outlines the account relationships and agreements between institutions and the Federal Reserve Bank. It includes various appendices detailing master account agreements, subaccount designations, pass-through agreements, certification for Fed Funds checks, and transaction and service fee settlement authorizations. Each section requires official signatures and provides instructions for processing requests related to account management and financial transactions.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open Operating Circular 1 in the editor.
Begin by filling in the Federal Reserve Bank name and office details at the top of the form. Ensure accuracy as this information is crucial for your account relationships.
In the Master Account Agreement section, provide your institution's name, official signature, printed name and title, street address, date, city, state, zip code, and routing (ABA) number. This section confirms your agreement to the provisions outlined.
For subaccount designations in Appendix 2, list any routing numbers you wish to designate as subaccounts. Indicate if you are adding, changing, or deleting any subaccounts.
Complete Appendices 3 through 5 similarly by providing necessary signatures and institutional details. Pay attention to specific instructions regarding pass-through agreements and transaction authorizations.

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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 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 is a bank circular?

In banking, a circular note is a document request by a bank to its foreign correspondents to pay a specified sum of money to a named person.

What is operating circular 10?

Operating Circular 10 sets forth the terms under which an eligible depository institution may borrow from a Reserve Bank. A copy of Operating Circular 10 is available on the Discount Window web site (.frbdiscountwindow.org) and may also be obtained from Discount Window staff.

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.