It liberalizes existing provisions with regard to eligibility of collateral and thereby enables the Federal Reserve banks to furnish accommodations to many banks on sound assets heretofore unavailable for rediscount purposes.
Herbert Hoover: “It liberalizes existing provisions with regard to eligibility of collateral and thereby enables the Federal Reserve…”
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Statement on Signing the Federal Reserve Act, Amendments
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