Federal Home Loan Bank Act

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The Federal Home Loan Bank Act is a 1932 U.S. law that created a system of regional Federal Home Loan Banks to stabilize the mortgage market and support home financing during the Great Depression.

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Public Law 110-289 → amends → Federal Home Loan Bank Act ⓘ

Federal Home Loan Bank of Atlanta → establishedBy → Federal Home Loan Bank Act ⓘ

Federal Home Loan Bank of Chicago → establishedUnder → Federal Home Loan Bank Act ⓘ

FHLBB → legalBasis → Federal Home Loan Bank Act ⓘ

Federal Home Loan Bank System → legalBasis → Federal Home Loan Bank Act ⓘ

Herbert Hoover administration → notableLegislation → Federal Home Loan Bank Act ⓘ

Federal Home Loan Bank of Pittsburgh → regulatoryFramework → Federal Home Loan Bank Act ⓘ