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Financing the Dream: The Federal Home Loan Bank of Indianapolis
by Frederick Dalzell
Product Group: Book
Publisher: Federal Home Loan Bank of Indianapolis (2007)
ISBN: B000WJSBVO
Hardcover: 192 pages
SKU: 7AC1-016-8-1207
Condition: As New As New
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Product Description
"For 75 years and counting, the Federal Home Loan Bank of Indianapolis has been helping families in Indiana and Michigan achieve the American Dream of homeownership. Working largely behind the scenes, through the home lenders that form its membership and ownership, the Bank has sustained a unique, robust, and remarkably successful partnership between the public and private sectors. This story holds important lessons not just for present and future generations of the institution, but also for the Bank's many partners. FHLBI's history is intertwined with the larger histories of the region, its financial institutions, and their communities. Along with its sister Home Loan Banks, FHLBI has forged its way through the Great Depression, World War II, the post-War baby boom and suburbanization, the "stagflation" of the 1970s, the Savings & Loan Crisis of the 1980s, and the globalization of financial markets as twentieth became the twenty-first century. In recent years, the Bank has also undertaken the challenges of providing affordable housing and promoting community development for the region's economically distressed. Along the way, the Bank has evolved its services, people, technologies, and membership. But the underlying mission has remained constant: working with local lenders to continue enabling homeownership." [from the book of front flap]
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