Title 12 › Chapter 47— COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BANKING › Subchapter II— SMALL BUSINESS CAPITAL ENHANCEMENT › § 4742
Defines key words used in the Small Business Capital Enhancement Program. Fund: the Community Development Financial Institutions Fund. Appropriate Federal banking agency: the federal banking regulator named in federal law, and for federally insured credit unions it includes the National Credit Union Administration Board. Early loan: a loan enrolled when that bank’s total previously enrolled loans under the Program is less than $5,000,000. Enrolled loan: a loan made by a participating financial institution and enrolled by a participating State. Financial institution: a federal or state commercial bank, savings association, savings bank, or credit union. Participating financial institution: a financial institution with a participation agreement with a participating State. Participating State: a State approved to join the Program. Passive real estate ownership: owning property mainly to get income from rent, sale, or speculation, but not property used for the owner’s business operations or property being built or renovated until construction is done. Program: the Small Business Capital Enhancement Program. Reserve fund: a state-held fund for a particular bank that holds required premiums from the bank and borrowers, state contributions, and pays losses on enrolled loans. State: a U.S. State, the District of Columbia, any political subdivision with a population greater than the least populated State, and any other political subdivision the Fund finds able to participate.
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12 U.S.C. § 4742
Title 12 — Banks and Banking
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Apr 3, 2026
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