Loan Funding and Reporting Systems Sample Clauses

Loan Funding and Reporting Systems. The Parties agree that the MPF Provider shall maintain Program Loan purchase funding and reporting systems for use by the MPF Banks as specified in the FHLB Guide.
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Loan Funding and Reporting Systems. The MPF Provider shall work with the Boston Bank to develop an appropriate interface or method for receiving or sending data transmissions and reports to or from the MPF Provider. Data regarding the Boston Bank PFIs and the Program Loans serviced by its PFIs will be processed on the same system the MPF Provider uses to process its own MPF Program data. However, in connection with Agency Loans, the Boston Bank will be the undisclosed or disclosed principal in whose name Agency Loans will be funded. Therefore, disclosures made to or by PFIs shall refer to the Boston Bank as the funding party notwithstanding the MPF Provider’s concurrent investment in its Participation Share of each Loan.
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Loan Funding and Reporting Systems. The MPF Provider shall work with the Pittsburgh Bank to maintain an appropriate interface or method for receiving or sending data transmissions and reports to or from the MPF Provider, and the Pittsburgh Bank’s PFIs shall have use of the same systems for accessing the MPF Program, including Internet access, as the MPF Provider makes available to its own PFIs. Data regarding the Pittsburgh Bank PFIs and the Program Loans serviced by its PFIs will be processed on the same system the MPF Provider uses to process its own MPF Program data.
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Loan Funding and Reporting Systems. The MPF Provider shall work with the Boston Bank to maintain an appropriate interface or method for receiving or sending data transmissions and reports to or from the MPF Provider, and the Boston Bank’s PFIs shall have use of the same systems for accessing the MPF Program, including Internet access, as the MPF Provider makes available to its own PFIs. Data regarding the Boston Bank PFIs and the Program Loans serviced by its PFIs will be processed on the same system the MPF Provider uses to process its own MPF Program data.
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Loan Funding and Reporting Systems. The MPF Provider shall work with the Pittsburgh Bank to develop an appropriate interface or method for receiving or sending data transmissions and reports to or from the MPF Provider. Data regarding the Pittsburgh Bank PFIs and the Program Loans serviced by its PFIs will be processed on the same system the MPF Provider uses to process its own MPF Program data. However, in connection with Bank Funded Loans, the Pittsburgh Bank will be the undisclosed or disclosed principal in whose name Bank Funded Loans will be funded. Therefore, disclosures made to or by PFIs shall refer to the Pittsburgh Bank as the funding party notwithstanding any concurrent participation funded by any MPF Bank.
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