Migration from warehouse lines to FHLB Advances
- Executed all FHLB membership agreements
- Compared advance rates against various forms of collateral between alternatives
- Shifted funding process from one-by-one draws (hundreds each day) to managing daily balances with the FHLB (one transaction in or out)
- Negotiated attractive terms for unused back-up lines
Diversification of funding sources
- Expanded collateral pledged to the FHLB to increase capacity
- Established relationships with several listing services
- Contracted several broker-dealers to obtain market pricing for brokered CDs
- Executed trades with various counterparties to bring in brokered MMDA funds
- Established relationships with Promontory to support reciprocal deposits to replace secured account relationships (both public and private funds) and reduce reliance on large deposits
- Explored inter-bank relationships and bi-lateral lines
- Revisited retail pricing strategy to ensure that funding would be stable even if regulators imposed rate caps