- Federal Home Loans Banks
- Fed·er·al Home Loans ˈBanksn pl AM ECON, FIN Zentralbanksystem nt der Sparkassen in den USA
English-german dictionary. 2013.
Federal Home Loans Banks
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Federal Home Loan Banks — Banks created under the Federal Home Loan Bank Act of 1932, for the purpose of keeping a permanent supply of money available for home financing. The banks are controlled by the Federal Housing Finance Board. Savings and loans, insurance companies … Black's law dictionary
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