Farm Credit Agency Drops Outdated Loan Category
Published Date: 7/24/2026
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Summary
The Farm Credit Administration is updating its rules by removing the category for 'formally restructured loans' to match new accounting standards from 2022. This change affects Farm Credit System institutions, making their loan reporting clearer and more up-to-date without extra costs. The new rule kicks in about a month after it’s officially announced, keeping financial reports neat and consistent.
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