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Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
Federal Intermediate Credit BankA bank sponsored by the federal government to provide funds to institutions making loans to farmers.Federal Intermediate Credit BankOne of 12 government-sponsored banks that provide loans to farms, ranches, and other agricultural companies. These loans are short-term; farmers, ranchers and their companies own the stock in Federal Intermediate Credit Banks, much like member banks own stock in the Federal Reserve. The FICB derives most of its capital from short-term debt securities.AcronymsSeeFICB |