Federal Housing Finance Board April 2, 2007 – Federal Register Recent Federal Regulation Documents
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Financial Interests of Appointive Directors
The Federal Housing Finance Board (Finance Board) is proposing to clarify the types of financial interests a Federal Home Loan Bank (Bank) appointive director may own in a Bank member. The proposal would incorporate into Finance Board rules its long-standing policy that financial interests in a Bank member acquired though ownership of shares of a diversified mutual fund are permissible holdings for an appointive director. The proposal would extend the rationale for permitting mutual fund investments to other types of vehicles and accounts that share certain of the same key features as mutual funds and thus are unlikely to pose a risk of conflict of interest for an appointive director. The proposal also would set forth additional criteria to define when owning shares of a holding company, or having other types of financial interests in a member, would be permissible for an appointive director.
Federal Home Loan Bank Appointive Directors
The Federal Housing Finance Board (Finance Board) is issuing a final regulation that is substantially the same as the interim final rule that established a process for the appointment of directors to the Federal Home Loan Banks (Bank or Banks), which was adopted on January 24, 2007. The final rule makes two changes to the interim rule, regarding the number of nominees to be submitted and the date by which nominations must be submitted. Both changes are being made in response to comments received on the interim final rule.
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