Morgan Keegan & Co., Memphis, Tenn., will market Farmer Mac loan programs designed specifically for its bank clients which hold agricultural loans in their portfolios. The primary program to be offered under this agreement is Farmer Mac's Long-Term Standby Purchase Commitment, which shifts the credit risk on loan pools from the bank to the government-sponsored enterprise. Michael Gerber, president of Farmer Mac, said the LTSPC program is designed to give banks that lend on agricultural properties "a reasonable price option to improve a major indicator of their financial health and to help restore their ability to grow their balance sheets." Loans in the LTSPC program are expected to receive favorable capital treatment, freeing up the bank's capital to be used for other purposes.
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