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Policy statement issued April 3, 1989 on delayed disbursement of teller' s checks and cashier's checks

In: Federal Reserve Bulletin (1989) Jun, pp. 443-443

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Regulation effective January 3, 1994

In: Federal Reserve Bulletin (1992) Dec, pp. 923-929

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Revisions adopted April 3, 1989 to official commentary to carry out the provisions of the Expedited Funds Availability Act

In: Federal Reserve Bulletin (1989) Jun, pp. 443-443

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Amendments effective October 25, 1988

In: Federal Reserve Bulletin (1988) Dec, pp. 796-807

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Proposed amendment to take effect on September 1, 1988

In: Federal Reserve Bulletin (1988) Oct, pp. 679-682

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Final amendments to Regulation CC

In: Federal Reserve Bulletin (1999) May, pp. 329-329

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New regulation issued effective September 1, 1988

In: Federal Reserve Bulletin (1988) Jul, pp. 466-467

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Amendments effective February 1, 1990 and February 1, 1991

In: Federal Reserve Bulletin (1989) Sep, pp. 636-638

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Reg CC amendments expected to improve payments system

In: Financial Update (1993) Apr, pp. 1-2

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A visible hand: the Fed's involvement in the check payments system

Duprey, James N.; Nelson, Clarence W. - In: Quarterly Review (1986) Spr, pp. 18-29

It is common knowledge that the Federal Reserve System was originally set up to provide the nation with a stable currency and a sound banking system. Less well known, however, is why the Fed was given an operating role in the nation's payments system. In this article, James N. Duprey and...

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