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What is the definition of “Direct Credit Substitute” to be reported on CC465?

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What is the definition of “Direct Credit Substitute” to be reported on CC465?

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NedBarton

Each financial institution has its own rules of registration and its own conditions for granting a loan. Read Full Report on PnB. I prefer to start communicating with the credit manager right away in order to reduce the possibility of error to zero. Any little thing can be important when money is needed urgently.

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Phantom96

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A definition of direct credit substitute may be found in the OTS Regulations at 12 CFR 567.1 (f). That definition is subsumed by a more comprehensive definition contained in an interagency proposal on Recourse and Direct Credit Substitutes as follows: Direct credit substitute means an arrangement in which a savings association assumes, in form or in substance, any risk of credit loss directly or indirectly associated with a third-party asset or other financial claim, that exceeds the association’s pro rata share of the asset or claim. If a savings association has no claim on an asset, then the assumption of any risk of credit loss is a direct credit substitute. Direct credit substitutes include, but are not limited to: • Financial guarantee-type standby letters of credit that support financial claims on the account party; • Guarantees, surety arrangements, and irrevocable guarantee-type instruments backing financial claims; • Loans or lines of credit that provide credit enhancement for

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