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Rolnictwo i finanse · 12.03.2001

Disclosure to Shareholders; Annual Report

The Farm Credit Administration (FCA) issues a final rule amending the disclosure requirements in part 620 of its regulations. The final rule provides that a bank need not distribute its annual report to the shareholders of its related associations unless it experiences a "significant event." The final rule also requires all associations to disclose, in a separate section of their annual report, specified information about their financial and supervisory relationship with their funding bank. This final rule benefits banks, associations, and their shareholders because it allows the banks and associations to share necessary information with shareholders at a reduced cost.

Source: Federal Register — Farm Credit AdministrationOpen original release →