If CFC is unnecessarily swept up in onerous new margining and clearing requirements, electric cooperatives will likely have to pay higher rates and fees on their loans, and those costs will ultimately be passed on to rural consumers.
Mike Conaway: “If CFC is unnecessarily swept up in onerous new margining and clearing requirements, electric cooperatives will likely…”
On the recordFebruary 9, 2011
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Discussing the impact of new regulations on electric cooperatives and rural consumers.
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