Federal Reserve Bank Services to Impose New Method for Calculating Investment Income from Clearing Balances

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The Federal Reserve Banks will begin using a revised method to calculate investment income from clearing balances starting January 2004, which will be based on a broader portfolio of investments and a risk-management framework.

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