Louisiana Administrative Code
Title 7 - AGRICULTURE AND ANIMALS
Part III - Agricultural Finance
Chapter 1 - General Provisions
Section III-138 - Funding Forms
Exhibit III-F - ELIGIBLE COLLATERAL AND COLLATERAL LEVELS

Universal Citation: LA Admin Code III-F

Current through Register Vol. 50, No. 9, September 20, 2024

REPURCHASE OBLIGATIONS

Type of Collateral Security

Percentage of Market Value to be Sold

FHLMC Participation Certificates1

158.0%

GNMA Pass-Through Certificates1

147.0%

FNMA Pass-Through Certificates1

158.0%

Cash and Federal Funds

100.0%

Government Securities2 with a remaining term to Maturity of up to and including:

one year

108.0%

five years

128.0%

ten years

135.0%

fifteen years

140.0%

thirty years

150.0%

LETTERS OF CREDIT/GUARANTIES

Type of Collateral Security

Percentage of Market Value to be Pledged

FHLMC Participation Certificates1

158.0%

GNMA Pass-Through Certificates1

147.0%

FNMA Pass-Through Certificates1

158.0%

Cash and Federal Funds

100.0%

Government Securities2 with a remaining term to Maturity of up to and including:

one year

108.0%

five years

128.0%

ten years

135.0%

fifteen years

140.0%

thirty years

150.0%

FHA/VA Mortgage Notes3

150.0%

Conventional Mortgage Notes3

150.0%

Conventional Mortgage Notes-ARMS3

170.0%

FHA/VA Mortgage Notes-ARMS3

170.0%

1 Assumptions:

1. Certificates represent undivided interest in pool of fixed-rate single family mortgage loans with no further negative amortization.

2. Registered in name of, and held by, bond trustee.

3. Collateral cash flow released to collateral provider so long as requisite collateral level maintained.

4. Collateral levels assume collateral proceeds will cover up to six months of accrued interest at maximum rate of 12 percent/annum.

5. Collateral securities marked to market on a monthly basis.

6. Collateral provider has two business days to cause any deficiency in collateral level requirement.

7. Collateral cannot be valued in an amount greater then the lesser of

a. 100 percent of its redemption value of

b. 100 percent of its maturity value.

2 Assumptions:

1. "Government Securities" are obligations which are direct obligations or which are fully guaranteed by the full faith and credit, of the United States of America which pay periodic interest and pay principal at maturity or call.

2. The assumptions in 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7 in Footnote 1 above apply to Government Securities.

3 Assumptions:

1. Mortgage loans meet the requirements of a prime collateral pool.

2. The assumptions in 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7 in Footnote 1 above apply to Conventional/FHA/VA Mortgages.

AUTHORITY NOTE: Promulgated in accordance with R.S. 3:266(4).

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