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Financial Reports

Chief Financial Officer's (CFO) Report to the Board

Selected Financial Data - Third Quarter 2019

Fund Financial Results ($ in millions)

 

Sep-19

Jun -19

Quarterly Change

Sep -18

Year-Over-Year Change

FSLIC Resolution Fund
Cash and cash equivalents

$918

$912

$6

$896

$22

Accumulated deficit

(124,570)

(124,576)

6

(124,593)

23

Total resolution equity

919

913

6

897

22

Total revenue

17

11

6

11

6

Operating expenses

0

0

0

0

0

Losses related to thrift resolutions

0

0

0

0

0

Net Income (Loss)

$17

11

6

$11

$6

Receivership Selected Statistics September 2019 vs. September 2018
$ in millions

DIF

FRF

ALL FUNDS

 

Sep-19

Sep-18

Change

Sep-19

Sep-18

Change

Sep-19

Sep-18

Change

Total Receiverships

252

282

(30)

0

0

0

252

282

(30)

Assets in Liquidation

$575

$1,245

($670)

$ 2

$ 2

$ 0

$577

$1,247

($670)

YTD Collections

$1,113

$1,333

($220)

$2

$ 0

$ 2

$1,115

$1,333

($218)

YTD Dividend/Other Pmts - Cash

$1,374

$3,185

($1,811)

$ 0

$ 0

$ 0

$1,374

$3,185

($1,811)

U.S. Treasury Securities during 2019
U.S. Treasury (UST) Securities during ($ in millions)
 

Matured

Purchased

Weighted Average Yield Purchased

Weighted Average Yield Matured

1st Quarter

$5,150

$4,500

2.561%

1.566%

2nd Quarter

$6,250

$6,100

2.187%

1.702%

3rd Quarter

$9,550

$16,500

1.850%

2.055%

For the first three quarters of 2019, the DIF portfolio has been impacted first by an inverted yield curve and then by two Federal Reserve rate cuts. As a result, the weighted average yield for purchases has gradually declined over each quarter. At the same time, the weighted average yield of maturities has risen over the year as higher-yielding securities have rolled off the portfolio. As a result, the overall yield of the DIF portfolio has fallen from 2.05% on December 30, 2018 to 1.80% on September 30. During 2019, 29 securities with a total par value of $27.1 billion were purchased with a weighted average yield of 2.04%. At the same time, 41 securities with a par value of $21.0 billion and weighted average yield of 1.83% have matured.

Last Updated: December 17, 2019