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A Member may not utilize any portion of Bank Excess Stock, or its own Activity Stock to satisfy its Membership Stock Account requirement.
An increase in any type of a Member’s Mission Asset Activity first shall be capitalized, pursuant to Section VI.4.b., by a reallocation of the Member’s Member Excess Stock (to the extent the Member holds a sufficient number of shares of Member Excess Stock and provided there are sufficient shares of Bank Excess Stock available) to the Member’s Activity Stock Account at the appropriate Maximum Allocation Percentage for that type of Mission Asset Activity.
If, at the time of such increase, the Member has no or an insufficient amount of Member Excess Stock to satisfy its Membership Stock Account requirement or there is insufficient amount of Bank Excess Stock, or the Bank is not then in compliance with the requirements of this Capital Plan, the Act or the Regulations, the Member shall be required to purchase (on the effective date of the change specified in the notice) additional shares of Class B Stock to satisfy its Membership Stock Account requirement.
If a Member’s Member Excess Stock is a negative number, the Member actually owns no excess stock and is, by definition, utilizing some portion of the Bank Excess Stock to capitalize its Mission Asset Activity.
Additional incremental use of Bank Excess Stock is prohibited for all Mission Asset Activity on or after January 1, 2021.
Each Member’s Member Excess Stock (not otherwise reserved for its exclusive use or excluded from Bank Excess Stock because it is the subject of an outstanding Redemption or Withdrawal Notice) shall be pooled into Bank Excess Stock and made available to all Members to capitalize Mission Asset Activity at a rate equal to the applicable Maximum Allocation Percentage for each type of Mission Asset Activity.
This section details the maximum use of such per Member, which was defined as the "Maximum Dollar Amount" reflecting the maximum par value of Bank Excess Stock that may be designated by the Bank to capitalize the total of all types of a single Member’s Mission Asset Activity.
For Mission Asset Activity originated prior to January 1, 2021, if, after a decrease in a Member’s Mission Asset Activity that was capitalized by the use of any Bank Excess Stock, the applicable Bank Excess Stock shall be retired with no payment due to the Member and no allocation to a Member’s Member Excess Stock Account.
A Member may not utilize any other Member’s portion of Bank Excess Stock or its own Activity Stock to satisfy its Membership Stock Account requirement.