§ 1510.13 - Reports to Board.  


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  • Within ten (10) business days of the close of each calendar quarter commencing with the quarter ended September 30, 1989, the Directorate shall submit to the Board a report for the previous calendar quarter stating:

    (a) The number of shares of the capital stock of the Funding Corporation which the banks were required to purchase and the dates of the purchases;

    (b) The types and amounts of securities purchased pursuant to section 21B(g) of the Act;

    (c) The amount of any obligations issued during the quarter pursuant to section 21B(f)(1) of the Act and the basic terms and conditions of such obligations; the amount of any obligations proposed to be issued during the current quarter and any anticipated significant differences in the basic terms and conditions of those obligations from previously issued obligations; and the aggregate amount of obligations issued as of the end of the last quarter and the maximum amount of obligations which the Funding Corporation was permitted to issue as of that date pursuant to section 21B(f)(1) of the Act;

    (d) The amount of capital certificates purchased from the RTC during the last quarter and the aggregate amount purchased during all previous quarters and the percentage of all proceeds from obligations which the Funding Corporation had invested in the RTC as of the end of the last quarter;

    (e) The aggregate amount assessed against the banks, the aggregate amount assessed against the SAIF members, and the aggregate amounts collected from the other specified sources;

    (f) Any significant changes in the Funding Corporation's investment policies or any other developments that the Directorate deems significant which occurred during the last quarter or are expected to occur during the current quarter;

    (g) The amount of funds distributed to remaining banks from the reserve accounts established pursuant to §§ 1510.10 and 1510.11 of this part; and

    (h) Such other information as the Board may require.