Title 12 › Chapter 23— FARM CREDIT SYSTEM › Subchapter VII— RESTRUCTURING OF SYSTEM INSTITUTIONS › Part B— Mergers, Transfers of Assets, and Powers of Associations Within a District › Subpart 1— transfers by federal land banks to federal land bank associations › § 2279b
A Federal land bank can give its power to make long-term real estate mortgage loans in an area to a local Federal land bank association, and the association can take over that power. The transfer must be approved by the Farm Credit Administration Board, both institutions’ boards of directors, and a majority of each institution’s stockholders under their voting rules. After the transfer, the association gets all direct long-term lending power in its territory. The bank may still help the association with money and may buy or discount loans or notes the association has endorsed or guaranteed. The Farm Credit Administration must make rules for how the banks’ powers and duties are combined. If production credit associations merge with Federal land bank associations, the supervising bank must transfer its direct lending authority in that area to the merged association.
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12 U.S.C. § 2279b
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