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Operating Circular No. 10 Revised
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October 12, 2006
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To the Chief Operations Officer of Each Depository Operating Circular No. 10 has been revised, to be effective, October 15, 2006 ("Revised OC-10"). See the operating circulars page The following summarizes some of the more significant substantive differences between Revised OC-10 and Current OC-10: • Some definitions have been revised. Most notably, the definition of "Collateral " has been revised to get rid of some of the circularity of the definition in Current OC-10. In particular, the definition now includes most of the general asset category types listed in revised Article 9 of the UCC, as well as the asset categories that are described in and pledged under Section 6.2 of Current OC-10. • Consistent with the definition of “obligation” as including any liability of the Borrower to any Reserve Bank, the granting clause (Section 6.0) has been revised to provide that the Borrower is pledging collateral to the Reserve Bank for itself and as agent of each other Reserve Bank to whom the Borrower owes any obligation. This clarifies that the collateral pledged to the local Reserve Bank under OC-10 is actually securing every obligation that the Borrower has to any and every Reserve Bank. • Events of Default (Definition), Representations and Warranties (Section 9) and Covenants (Section 10) have been revised to be more comprehensive. • Standard of care (Section 13). Under Current OC-10, a Borrower indemnified the Reserve Bank for losses, other than losses due to the Reserve Bank’s failure to exercise reasonable care. Revised OC-10 changes that standard to the Reserve Bank’s gross negligence or willful misconduct. This is consistent with standard commercial lending documentation.
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