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Community Development Program

FHLBank Topeka’s Community Development Program (CDP) is a special advance program authorized by the Finance Agency’s Community Investment Cash Advance (CICA) regulations. The CDP is designed to increase members' involvement in their communities through the financing of commercial loans, small business and other community and economic development loans. The CDP provides wholesale loans (advances) priced below FHLBank’s regular rates to help members finance qualifying commercial loans, farm loans and community and economic development initiatives in the areas they serve. This favorable pricing, coupled with the availability of funds in terms of four months to 30 years, helps lenders extend long-term, fixed rate credit for community development. Comparable funding for owner-occupied and rental housing is available through FHLBank’s Community Housing Program (CHP) advances. Case studies of CDP projects in each state are located in the resource bar to the right.

CDP Advance Products and Programs

  • Regular fixed rate advances
  • Callable advances
  • Amortizing fixed rate advances
  • Adjustable rate advances

COMMON USES

  • Agricultural loans for operating, equipment, breeding stock, real estate or refinancing;
  • Commercial and small business loans for real estate, equipment, rolling stock, or refinancing;
  • Community loans for infrastructure, public facilities, or equipment;
  • Nonprofit lending for churches, schools, daycares and museums; and
  • Purchase of a participation interest in or actually participating in a loan consortium for CDP-eligible projects.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS
Limitations
Members must comply with FHLBank’s lending procedures as identified in the Credit Guidelines section of the Member Products and Services Guide. CDP advances cannot be used to finance any direct activity of the member or an affiliate of the member. Members are precluded from using CDP advances for their own benefit. The minimum amount of a CDP advance is $10,000.

Rate
CDP advances are priced at FHLBank’s cost of issuing consolidated obligations of comparable maturities, including concession costs, plus a reasonable allowance for administrative costs. Callable, amortizing and adjustable rate CDP advances are priced in a similar manner using market interest rates applicable to FHLBank obligations of comparable maturities and call features. CDP advance rate pricing must be applied on the date the advance is issued.

If FHLBank determines that a member is not complying with the terms, conditions or regulations of the CDP, the interest rates on the outstanding CDP advances may be changed to the comparable market rates that were in effect at the time of the original funding. Members will be given the opportunity to appeal such determinations before FHLBank implements any rate adjustment.

Term
CDP advances are available in maturities from four months to 30 years. Advance terms should be consistent with the proposed use of funds.

Prepayment Option
The normal prepayment fee will apply to CDP advances. For details, refer to the specific advance program.

Collateral
CDP advances must be fully collateralized on the date of issuance and at all times thereafter. Please refer to the Collateral Guidelines section of the Member Products and Services Guide.

Availability
Provided an approved CDP application is on file, CDP advances may be requested until 4 p.m. CT.

Failure on the part of a member to supply any requested documentation may result in the member being restricted from access to FHLBank's Housing and Community Development programs.

Questions? Housing and Community Development Department, ph: 866.571.8155, e-mail HCDCSP@fhlbtopeka.com.

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    Applications
    CDP Application (Word)0.31 MB
    CDP Application (PDF)0.19 MB

    Regulations & Plans
    CICA Regulations
    2010 Topeka Community Lending Plan

    Income Limits
    Income Limits0.03 MB

    Related Resources
    CDP Case Study - Colorado1.18 MB
    CDP Case Study - Kansas1.97 MB
    CDP Case Study - Nebraska1.90 MB
    CDP Case Study - Oklahoma2.64 MB