tailieunhanh - FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF ATLANTA: Financial Highlights

Adverse Credit History. To be eligible for a Federal PLUS loan, the borrower may not have an adverse credit history, which is defined as having a bankruptcy, foreclosure, repossession, tax lien, wage garnishment or default determination in the last five years or a current delinquency of 90 or more days. Alternative Student Loan. See Private Student Loan. Asset. An asset is property with a financial value, such as bank and brokerage accounts, cash, stocks, bonds, mutual funds, money market accounts, certificates of deposit, trusts, tax shelters, college savings plans (529 plans, prepaid tuition plans, Coverdell education savings accounts), real. | ỂPỈẫ September 22 2010 ivrjorjriVij BANK lt 0 ATLANTA Financial Highlights Federal Reserve Balance Sheet 1 European Debt Bond Spreads 2 CDS Spreads 2 Consumer Credit Consumer Credit Revolving and Nonrevolving 3 Delinquency Rates 3 ABS Yields and Issuance 4 Broad Financial Market Indicators LIBOR to OIS Spread 5 Treasury Yields 5 Fed Funds Futures 6 Federal Reserve Summary The balance sheet remained little changed decreasing by 9 billion for the week ended September 15. Source Federal Reserve Board MBS and agency securities on the balance sheet declined by nearly 13 billion. Treasuries increased by billion. The TALF facility part of lending to nonbank credit markets declined by billion. Bank reserve balances decreased 118 billion offset by a 110 billion increase in Treasury deposits with Federal Reserve banks part of Other . Source Federal Reserve Board Assets Lending to nonbanks-TALF CPFF AMLF and MMIFF Short-term lending to financials-discount window TAF currency swaps PDCF and repos Lanes I II and III credit to AIG and other Fed assets. Liabilities Other-Reverse repos Treasury cash holdings and deposits with Federal Reserve Banks other than reserve balances and excluding the Supplementary Financing Program. Financial Highlights September 22 2010 1 European Debt Summary European bond spreads have for the most part risen and remain elevated since the August FOMC meeting. CDS spreads remain elevated for Greece and some other euro area countries. Source Bloomberg Financial Highlights September 22 2010

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