***NOTICE TO CUSTODIANS AND HOLDERS OF FARMER MAC LIBOR INDEXED FLOATING RATE SECURITIES ***
Following the approach outlined by the Federal Reserve Board’s final rule (from December 2022) that implements the Adjustable Interest Rate (LIBOR) Act and the Federal Reserve Board’s implementing rule (collectively, “the LIBOR Act”), Farmer Mac plans to replace the LIBOR index with Term Secured Overnight Financing Rate (“Term SOFR”), published by CME Group Benchmark Administration, Ltd., plus a spread adjustment based on the tenor of the interest rate period for the Series C Preferred Stock (CUSIP – 313148876) and the below CUSIPs that did not adhere to the consent solicitation:
3132X0BD2
3132X0HN4
3132X0KQ3
3132X0QD6
3132X0SL6
3132X0TY7
3132X0V32
3132X0WH0
For any questions, please email fixedincomeinvestor@farmermac.com
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Farmer Mac’s Congressional charter authorizes Farmer Mac to issue debt securities and invest the proceeds into loan purchases, Farmer Mac Guaranteed Securities, and liquidity investment assets in accordance with policies established by its board of directors that comply with Farm Credit Administration’s Liquidity and Investment Regulations.
Farmer Mac’s debt obligations include discount notes and fixed and floating-rate medium-term notes, including callable notes. Farmer Mac debt securities are not guaranteed by and do not constitute debts or obligations of, Farm Credit Administration or the United States or any agency or instrumentality of the United States other than Farmer Mac. Farmer Mac is an institution of the Farm Credit System but is not liable for any debt or obligation of any other institution of the Farm Credit System. Likewise, neither the Farm Credit System nor any other individual institution of the Farm Credit System is liable for any debt or obligation of Farmer Mac
As an instrumentality of the United States and government-sponsored enterprise (“GSE”), Farmer Mac debt securities may carry privileges for certain holders. Farmer Mac debt issuances are underwritten by an approved dealer group and sold to a wide variety of GSE debt investors. Most Farmer Mac debt securities are maintained and transferred on the Federal Reserve book-entry; while the remaining are cleared through the Depository Trust Company.