Federal reserve trading manual

 · The handbook is intended as guidance for Federal Reserve examiners and other supervisory personnel and should not be considered a legal reference to the regulations of the Federal Reserve Board or to federal banking laws. Trading and Capital-Markets Activities Manual. (Source: The Federal Reserve Board) The following links are provided to the Federal Reserve Board's document titled: "Trading and Capital-Markets Activity Manual" and can be downloaded from their web site. The Subject Index below lists the Table of Contents of the Manual and is in Adobe Acrobat Reader format. Trading and Capital-Markets Activities Manual Supplement 7—April Nature of Changes Section , ‘‘Investment Securities and End-User Activities,’’ has been revised to explain recent interpretations of sections 23A and 23B of the Federal Reserve Act. The internal control questionnaire, section , has also been updated.

The Trading and Capital-Markets Activities Manual provides guidance on trading operations and related capital-markets banking activities. Details sound management practices and key examination and review considerations for trading and capital-markets activities. Includes discussions of a wide range of risk management issues encountered in trading and dealer operations, including market risk, counterparty credit risk, legal risk, financial reporting, accounting, and ethics. The handbook is intended as guidance for Federal Reserve examiners and other supervisory personnel and should not be considered a legal reference to the regulations of the Federal Reserve Board or to federal banking laws. bank’s Federal Reserve Bank account. If a bank Trading and Capital-Markets Activities Manual February Page 1. funds, including the term fed funds, are nonne-.

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