The Evolving Role of the Federal Home Loan Banks in Mortgage Markets
The Federal Home Loan Banks are part of a system created by the federal government to promote home ownership. This Commentary looks at new initiatives undertaken by these government-sponsored enterprises to expand their role in financial markets and the attendant implications for their balance sheets.
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