Rolnictwo i finanse · 20/08/1999
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6Rolnictwo i finanse · 8/26/2026
Farm Credit Administration Amends Loan Performance Categories to Reflect Changes in GAAP
The Farm Credit Administration removed 'Formally restructured loans (TDR)' from its regulatory loan performance categories due to changes in Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) in 2022, aligning with current accounting standards.
Read summary →Rolnictwo i finanse · 6/3/2026
Farm Credit Administration Modifies Records Storage Policies
The Farm Credit Administration is updating its records storage policies to transition from paper to electronic records, as mandated by the National Archives and Records Administration, in accordance with the Privacy Act of 1974.
Read summary →Rolnictwo i finanse · 4/23/2026
Farm Credit Administration Proposes Changes to Assessment Formula
The Farm Credit Administration is seeking comments on a proposed rule to revise the assessment formula for System institutions, aiming to make the assessment more equitable and proportionate to the current structure of the System.
Read summary →Rolnictwo i finanse · 4/3/2026
Farm Credit Administration Publishes Effective Date of Final Rule on Business Planning Requirements
The Farm Credit Administration is publishing the effective date of the final rule amending its business planning requirements to comply with Executive Order 14219.
Read summary →Rolnictwo i finanse · 3/6/2026
Farm Credit Administration Publishes Final Rule on Technical Updates
The Farm Credit Administration is publishing the effective date of the final rule correcting citations and making other technical updates to its regulations.
Read summary →Rolnictwo i finanse · 2/27/2026
Permanent Capital Revisions
The Farm Credit Administration requests comments on a proposed rule to simplify the calculation of permanent capital for Farm Credit System banks and associations, removing references to permanent capital in certain regulations.
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