Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-5063.3
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Credit Enhancement Reserve Fund - Creation -
Official statutory text
Management, administration and utilization - Legislative intent.
A. There is hereby created a fund to be known as the Credit
Enhancement Reserve Fund. The Fund shall be managed, administered
and utilized by the Oklahoma Development Finance Authority in
accordance with the provisions of this act.
B. It is the intent of the Legislature that the Fund be self-
supporting from insurance premiums charged to borrowers and that
such charges be based on sound actuarial practices. The proceeds of
obligations to which credit enhancement is granted shall be used,
except for unusual circumstances with exceptionally strong public
benefits, for expansion capital to businesses and to make
improvements or additions to real or personal property in the case
of private or nonprofit use borrowers. Use of the Fund for business
buyouts or refinancing shall be minimal. The Authority shall give
reasonable priority to loans in rural areas. In implementing the
provisions of the Credit Enhancement Reserve Fund Act, the Authority
shall generally limit the granting of credit enhancement by the Fund
to high to moderate credit quality revenue bonds or other
obligations issued by the Authority, except as provided in Section 5
of this act and Sections 5063.4b and 5063.4i of this title. High to
moderate credit quality means revenue bonds or other obligations of
the Authority judged to be of low to moderate risk, meaning that an
obligation to which credit enhancement is granted demonstrates a
strong likelihood of repayment according to its terms. Credit
quality shall be determined by the Program Development and Credit
Review Committee. To the extent possible, the Fund shall be
leveraged with private financial assistance for Fund-backed
obligations for private or nonprofit borrowers.
A. There is hereby created a fund to be known as the Credit
Enhancement Reserve Fund. The Fund shall be managed, administered
and utilized by the Oklahoma Development Finance Authority in
accordance with the provisions of this act.
B. It is the intent of the Legislature that the Fund be self-
supporting from insurance premiums charged to borrowers and that
such charges be based on sound actuarial practices. The proceeds of
obligations to which credit enhancement is granted shall be used,
except for unusual circumstances with exceptionally strong public
benefits, for expansion capital to businesses and to make
improvements or additions to real or personal property in the case
of private or nonprofit use borrowers. Use of the Fund for business
buyouts or refinancing shall be minimal. The Authority shall give
reasonable priority to loans in rural areas. In implementing the
provisions of the Credit Enhancement Reserve Fund Act, the Authority
shall generally limit the granting of credit enhancement by the Fund
to high to moderate credit quality revenue bonds or other
obligations issued by the Authority, except as provided in Section 5
of this act and Sections 5063.4b and 5063.4i of this title. High to
moderate credit quality means revenue bonds or other obligations of
the Authority judged to be of low to moderate risk, meaning that an
obligation to which credit enhancement is granted demonstrates a
strong likelihood of repayment according to its terms. Credit
quality shall be determined by the Program Development and Credit
Review Committee. To the extent possible, the Fund shall be
leveraged with private financial assistance for Fund-backed
obligations for private or nonprofit borrowers.
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