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R E P O R T

The rc.·clcr.11 Rc:-.crn.' S :.tcm i.-.
rc:-.ponsiblc for formulating and impkmenting L .s. monetary policy 11
also supeni e:-. hank, and b:rnk
hokhng ompanie . ancl prmid ·s financial scr"iccs 10 depos11011 in:-tituLions :111d the ft!dcral gontmment.
The Feder.1I Resen·c Bank of l<:\"l'•
land b one of 11 regional Rl.!:-.cn ,
[·k inks in the l n11ctl , tates that, lo
gl.'lhcr \'\ ith the Bo:irc.l of on!mors
in \\ a:.hington, n ... comprbe the
fcclL·ml Resen·e ystt:m.
The Federal Re.- .t:rw Bank of I ·n.'land, iLs two branches in incinnati
and P1thburgh. and 1t-. Columbu.,
Offite :.en·e the fourth Fc."()c.:rnl Re,en·e Dhiri L The Fourth District include:. Ohio. Wt'St<:rn Penns} lvania,
the northern panhandle of \\est
Virginia, and eastern Kenwck

II 1s the poliC) f the Fedt!ral Re13ank of Cleveland 10 provide
t•qual employment opportuniucs for
qualified persons r ·gardlcss of r.tn!,
creed. tolor, national origin. age,
gentler. or di,,al ilit}.
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_ President ·s Fon:word
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1993 l lighlights

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Officers

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Directors

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Comparative Financial Srarement

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mall Bank Advi ory Council and
' mall Bu ·iness Advisory Council

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I PRESIDENT ' S

FOREWORD

Tht.· y~.ir 1993 will no doubt
ht: remembered a:. a turning point.
::t Lime \\.hen major directions -

Thi. is cvidcm in 1he L .~. econom) .

c onomi ~md rolitital. in11:rmnional,

a.s huu.,chokb and businc scs ::tt

mnional, and local -

la.,t M~em ready to makc the neccs-

were changed

and the future wa!'> cmhr.1eed.

sary in\'cstmems 10 ensur<: a more
prospcrou . stllblc future. The imbalances caused h) •xccs. 1ve personal
and corporate debt, b} on!rc;1padt)
in real t.'Slatt:. and by do,;,. n.,izing to
impro,·c proclucth ity and world
competitiveness cominuc LO ht: t·orrcned. Though man} have ~irgued
that the ongoing reco,ery has not
htcn -;crong enough or fast enough.
the growth is real ~md has hl'en :iccomplished without the dc,·astaung
surge in innation that often
pani1:s economic upturns.

I.,umdl111v G \1'011.- Humphrey, .fr..
lf'i //iam Rc:1·110/ds, a11dra Pla11allo
fseated)}<!n)' l.. .forda11

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com-

Given Lhal une of 1he fe\, conrrihu-

BANKING
rion,

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ccn1r.il bank

Gll1

makL' to a

In foci. our banking mstituriom, .m~

EXCELLENCE
nation·s cconlJmk pmgn.:~ b to m;Iin-

alre::-ady leading the nation. Judgt'd b>

t..Iin price stabiliry, I would have

capitaliz..uion le::-, ds. return on ;JsScts,

wbh1xl to :-.e , .1 much !(mer 111.fla1ion

n.:cum on equity, .md loan to~.., re-

rate th:m t'\en the rdatin:-ly mcxl1N

continut' to fare" di. During the

~I'\ e:,, ou.r b:mk::. arc the stmngesl in

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rt'ces-,mn and

the L·ountry and among Ule best

[)l.'r<.:ent

we e.xperienc<.:d m 1993.

Sun·eys and wm.'nt rese-Jtd1 indic:ite

t'arly

in the currenl

expansion , this rt'gion did not suffer

that hou~holds ,md businesses ex-

in

Ule world. I ha\'e had the opportunity
[Cl

meet \Ylth the d1ief t'Xt'Clllhe om-

bc;:en tht! 1radition for th1: so-<.:alk·d

t·ers or m:arly every co111nwrcir1I bank

they arc skcpltc-JI about thc Feueml

RtL~t I.kit. We i:an attribute;,• our sue-

in this OL~uicl mer Lhe lasr 18 month..,

Reser\'t'S resolve m taking lhl' rn:o !s-

<:l' SS ICl

sary i.ceps

decad1.•, we ,mprowd our produui,-

of several of the region 's thrift mshtu-

to banker-., poliL·ymaki::rs . •md

iry and del'elopecl a more balanced

lion..,. and I cannot help hu1 feel frntu-

;t<:auemics last rear. I empha..,izl'd

inc.luslfiaJ mix.

nme to be working with such a

[)l.'t1

1nllmion 10 continue and Lh~u

to

co111:1in it. In my remarks

1he fan Lh:n. mer the last

t11at cl1e cent.rat bank remains commit -

dynamic group.

tetl to rl't:Stablishing trust in the pur-

The region 's sr::ible economy during

chasing plmcr of the dollar. whid1 is

the past two

lTl1Li:.il

prl'sence in foreign m:1rket, atte.sL

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maximizing and fulfilling

th1: pr<xlLILti\ e c:.tpaciry uf this nation.

}'L'.l~

and our increa.~"ll
to

lkcau,e of Ihe c.:on11tlence I ha,e in
our DistrkI 's banking leadership,

the gains we ha,e made. her dee-

early in 1993 I publid} pmpost'd

ades of ramful ernnrnnil re.,I11.1cturi.ng

that the industry ~•nd its regulator.,

CC"rt.imlr. tht' economy anti the

and <:onser,ath e hanking

hegm a

banking institutions of the Founh

I bdie,·e that

Feder.JI Rcsef\ e Discrkt -

regain our hi.,torit position ,b the

include.., the

stalt'

\\ hich

of Ohio. the

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ill\ estrnent,

e :ire nm, poist'd to

counuy·s economic le:1der.

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hole ne" ,1pproach to

bank regulation. Thb approad,

pline banks. rmher than using the

,,esH:rn thir<l of Pt>nnsyl\'ani:i. tilt'

t·ostly and often coumt'rproducu,·e

norrht'm panhandle or West \lrginia.

regulatory apparnrus nm, in place.

~•n<l the t:astern half of Kemucky -


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retlect my hclief that markt!l forces

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are po\,crful and efl1cienr regul:unrs

l}(;!gan to re:ip significant benefits

and that we mu.,t unle-.u,h our iru;ti-

from these efforts by placing firs!

My recommendations include public

tulions· pmential for s-ucce;..,; in onler

among the cweln· Federal RL'st:rve

disclosure of regulatory risk r,llings,

to compete in the world's finanLial

DlstricLs in unit cost cffi il.'ncy.

adoption of market-\'aluc accounting

services marketplace.

systems to provide a more an:urate

Our top ranking i a particularly

pkture of a bank's financial condition,

important milestonl' for this Di.sin t:

COMPETITIVE
and incentives to encournge hanks to

lnCTC'Jsing competition will surely

It is d1e fir.a time in the scwmeen

CHALLENGES
mainrain high levels of capital. fur-

change the fate of tht.· financial serv-

yt::".1rs since the Fedt:ral lkscrvc

thermore, especially well-run. well-

ices industr,·. 'l11c Sl.ratc¢es that were

System began using unit cost as a

capitalized organizatiom, should ,~

succes.sful in a highly regulated envi-

measure of efficiency that we have

given the opportunity to consolidate

ronment will a Imo ·1 ccrtainlr need

hecn ranked number one.

more easily or to d1.:vdop more dfi-

to changi;: as banks compete in more

dent corporate tructurcs, rather

open markets. The Federal Reseive

Last year also marked the first time

than having to react to rt!strictivc

System itself, with its pivotal role in

in our Bank's HO-year history that

rcgulalions and negative incentives

tht: nation 's paymt:nts system. has

wc were revit:wt:J by a team of in-

when making husiness decisions.

l'll!en challengt:d by many of l11t:

dependenr auditor, r.ithcr than by

-.:inll' forces that are c:onfronting dL'--

Peder.ii Rescn·c System offidals.

Regulatioru; imposed with even thi:

pository financial institutions. Sever-JI

~

ix-st of in1entions entail substantial

years ago, the leadership of this Dis•

and our standards and qualitie

cosL-;, many of which art: unintended.

trict recognized the net·e$sity of im-

were deemed to he of rhe samt:

Indeed. the entire economy is ham1ed

proving our efficiency, of providing

high caliber :.ts those found in d1c

the extcnr that regulation lowers

customer-drin::n, prin:-compctitivc

bcM commercial banks.

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the dficiency of the financial system

services, and of devt.:loping qualit}·

am.I, therefore, the real growth poten-

in everything we do. ln 1993, we

tial of the economy. These proposab


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e received a very posi1ivc report,

\\ e arc proud of these accomplishI would also likL· lo c pre"s m>
turning pomL,. The dynamic em·i-

fulfillment of all our publiL n:.,pons1-

g1,1Li1ud • to our Fcderal Adi bory

ronmcm of thl.'. t-..vent}-f1N umtury

bililit:s by the cunsidt.·rablc expcri-

Coun ·ii mcnibcr John B. \I C<,

\\ ill n:quirt' .in cnrm:I> di crcnt p,:r-

ence of our 23 dirt.• 1 rs .ind our

(d1a1m1:m and ·h,ef exccuun:

spenivc on hm, 1ve d busmcs .

Small Bank and . mall 13u:;m , s

olfi er of Ban One Corporation l.

J

p •r,p -111 e that pla es u. lomt.•r
s ·rvi

L'.

d1·isory

1un ils

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qualit . ~md effi •iem:y al

ha~ ver1 abl> r •pr •scnted rhe

Fourth Discril! on !hi • n.1Lional coun-

Lht.' lt.'f)' ·emer of our mi. s,on. TI1e

I especially 1>.am 10 ret·ognizc th•

·ii smct.' I 991. and \\ ill b • n•rlaletl

managcm nt ot our D1suict h:1s

contnbuuon of tho~e

in 1991 h

lei L'l.md di-

fr.ink Cahoul'l

rector., who cumpl ·1ed thdr term.s
tht: coming five year, that takes .,

of scrYice: \ emJ K.

holder 1ppro;ich

uc:nc,

roles as a p

lt>

our 1rr1diuonal

I idl'r of pa) mcnb

utlo k

1bson <presi-

unsulting lmcrm1-

Clt:arl~, to the.: staf and managemen! of the Fedcral Rc:serve Bank

tion.11. lnl.)andJohn R lludgcs

of .lei cktnd .ind iLs offices in

~crvic • . rcgul.1tor of stau::-cham·red

(reurl:'d presitlt::nt. Ohio AF -CIO).

linna11. Columbus. ,llld Piusburgh.

member b:mk . and decisionmakt.'r

Thanks an: abo dui: lo the outgoing

L9;),3

in tht.· c11ing of monctJlj polic •.

director., of our two branch c ffices
Jack \\. Buchunan ( president, ~phar

s

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rt:sult, the Fourth Distrin has

c·

ompan}. Int.) and lar1·in

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w;is

in-

a significtnl year, on,.: in

open 11L'\\ Yi las. I am gmtdul tu

my collL"agues hen: -

al C\'C:f)

level

ror 1.h1:1r c.:on-

begun 10 realign it.~ re ources. From

Rosenberg tPannl'r, To\1 n • Pruperu '.s

of our organwnion -

introducing progre . ivt.'. cuM mcr-

Ltd.\ of our CindnnatJ board . ..1nd

tribu11ons. anti I look forward to the

fo us d t:mplop::

Frnnk \ Ca.houel I hairman, presi-

} ~Jrs ahead.

training progr.im •

to enhancing etU ien ' 1hrouF,h ,, 1dc-

dem. and chief ex :n1tive I 1ccr,

ranging ut mation proj cts, we :ir

,\lellon Bank

c mmittcd 10 continu u-,1~ impro,mg

Bank,

our efTccu,·en~. \X'e are guided

Jr. (chaimian .ind Lh1ef l'Xl:!U.IU\'C om-

in

th~-.e dfons and are as,iste<l in the


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orpo ation ,mt! ,\lt:11 n

. .J and

c:orge A David,;on,

er. Con.-.olidat~>d '\;nural

a-.

pan}) of our PitL~burgh lxmrd.

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HIGHLIGHTS


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participanr~ m the pa} ment:, sy:..te111
is tu dimin;tll' the cxptmsivl' ,incl

T bt' nt'td for L'\'L'r-incr<.:'}1.,in~ elficit'Ol)

drh t:'- tht' Fe lt:ral Rt'servc:

"}'i"tcm tn

1t-,

rolt" a, th,_. Hllardktn ol

the n;1tion', paynwn1:.. 1-y~1em.

inn:

llmit-conswning proccs., or moving
pap,_.r chcxk-.. In rcspon

t:

to d1is

d1.1l"-'11gc. lhl' Fourth District ha:- refined ,t'\er.tl dc:llrnnil· d1i:ck prucl
un:. that promise t<• impr(lvl' the

BUILDING A
MORE EFFICIENT
PAYMENTS
SYSTEM

effk1ene') of till' ched;-de.1ring W!>l<.:in

by taking aclvamag<.: of existing

dcc1ronic: proce-.. ing anti commun1191 :I. the feel ha~ het'n at the fore-

c:n,ons technology

from of p.iymems ")'Stem technology. \\ 'e ha,·e developed n:niunal

l'ur examplL". JII ut the mform:ilion

1rnnsportation and accounting seale-

necessary 10 po ta check 10 a cus-

ment ~--1cm • th:tl l·nablt' in tituLiorn,

10111er\ ,ICl'OUnl is onl.dned m rhe

10 d ·:ir inu:rh:rnk d1L"LI,~ more

\'II H lint:,

effidt"tlll . helped LO ue-;i!,lll anc.1

pn111ed along the bnurnn C1f every

te-,t ,talt:-of-thc:-J rt cht'ck-prm:e ·stni,\

dwck. Yet n11llion.., t>I p;1per check~

:<.y:stt'l11S. led tht: hanking inu,1~try in

are trnnspnrted

setung ,tanuards for encoding

each da). frt)m 1he insutuuon \Yhc:-rt'

d1t'ck!. for more cffkil'nl proces~-

the cl1cLk wm, ,.k:pusiled ln the insu

ing, Jnd implementec.l ·oftware anc.l

llllion on \\ hich it w.1s <lrawn. Wh}

hard'i\'are

not !>impl~ capture the MIC.H infor-

LO

provide value-added

services tu our cu.,tom0rs.

,I

m;u:hint:-re:iuable code

.llTOS~

the counuy

mation and Lrnnsm.it 11 elenronicaUv
Lo the r1.1yor ins1iru1ion?

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similar dTun wok rl.1ce in 199.~

when L11e Federal l<est<n e Bani, 111
In l 9lJ3, w1:• were

~Ul'Cl'.,,,ful

in g;1I11-

111g, \\ i<.lcr n1sroml'r :iccq1unce ror
ot11 ch.•t rrunit chct·k produu" -

.1 luumb.uon !or ,ud, t.'ieurun1c·

Clevd:111d hclpctl Fuunh Distril I 111

enhancements. TIie m:w itt:111

~1i1utions conve rt to an all de1..lm11k
a1tlo111;11ell dca ringho11se </\U I J

a

t r11ci:.1l l>l<'fl in reducing relbnn_. on

check, In be .sorted ::ind bal:mn.-d

envimnment J'\ow customers lla,c

papt'r i1t•111 • .md ultima1dy 1mpm,

mol"l' dfkK•n1lv. ha, an im.:n:a,cd

,!l"<.:l'~'

ing the et fid,:ni:1· nf the p.l)'l11t:'lll ..

c..1p.1l'ity lo pnx.:e,.., t°lt"ClWllil" nlc,,

lions nalium~1Jt: , t::ithc::r cJin:clly or

w~t,:m In f:I\ 1, if payor in.,111ut1on,

i., f:t.~ier, .incl b u11 np:itibk- \\ 1th the

tltmugh ~t'.'tYice provic.lt•r~. ancl

(>pt lw 1lw LJ1,trict'.,; trum:nrlon

full ran)'ll' ol •h:llronit c, 1mmunfrn

to l'i.(lOll 1.kpo~i1ory 1ns1itu •

h,11·<.:

\11,11 :11luw ungmator'> quu.:ker turn

IJOfh lntcr1Jl'l'~.

. l((lllnd lllllC"

,n deli\ 1:W1A r,,ymenh

;ill: Tht-) arc simply stored until

needed or destroyed

1ncnt ,1t p:1p1:T

lTt:'~1ting

i:-. inwging -

lu, led the Federal Reserve ~ystem 's

Here in the Foun.h Oi. rr1c1 , we .ire

elfon tu clc::,elop 1J1i;, snfrware, as

taking a.dvamage of rhe pmemial

well :1s soil ware

for using

!Cl

~peed check :.td-

1h.u b.

;111 d1:·c1mm1. picttn<.:· ol ;111

ciently. \'{ e ha\e expanded oua pmto implenwntatio11 ~inu IeMing, ,.1

·, mponcni, nf ., check ;1nd th..:n

le:1111 rJf n tricl progrJmrncrs.

",1c,nng" that ,nformauon ,n <.'lee-

<.:h1..·Lk-prqce~~ing prnh> ~h>nals. and
CllSt(>mer

int rodtHJ..'U -.ofC\\ .ire th~ll provillt:,


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CH 1:1en more dli-

,,. , >rkeu
pfflc<.:·s

~ervice specialist~ have

Jtw~-.

tu

JepJnmenr., ,ind

hrm,l\ tht'.' lmc-.t t..:drn1,lng~

tu nur l'LLSLomc:r~.

gr:.1111 to

llclp wtlatit:s JuLUm:.111e.11ly

furtht'.'r dTu11 to prm ide \ u-.wmcf'
wi1h co;.r-dfc1.·rnc. depem.lable paymcnt service.-. :111d to -.1,mulJt,: lht:

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PilL,,;hurgh offic ', in r:1rt1t"Ular, h:.1~

\'tll'illf!t, .. IJ011tl
(<JIIS< J/i(/tifioll

he\:'n at tlil' loll'l10t1l of slrl.'amlining

l'I It' Piu:;hurgh facilit hJs :ii.so been

many asr,c:th

nain1:c.l a-. 0111: of two h cIllons in

11f

,aving,, honJ is~u-

anu: anu rt:dc:mpti•m

tht.' t·ountrr In ham.lie thl" printing
and m~1iling of :in esrim:ltcd 70 mil-

T111: l .S. Trea,ury, t'"~ciall)
tl11ough

tt:.. ad1vitit:.,

il'l lhl' BUll.':tll Ci

DEVELOPING
WORLD - CLASS SERVICE
FOR THE WORLD ' S
LARGEST CUSTOMER

lion ~aving, hon<l~ annuitlt) . l'lti

matdy. the o fkt' will i.t'rviu~ ahm,t

the Public Deht, i'> tht'. FL-c.lerol lk

l\.h1r~·

lhan rh,u, the..· Burt'au hai. an

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unpnnam rdalion.~hip wilh r11I1

wtll conlinut·

10

be the nnl) n:i-

htm:il ""Jrehou~c for uni.,.sucu sav-

other cu ·tomer,-: depository limmcial

a · one of fi, c Fec.lcr:11 R ·serve ,ites

ings bond tock ,

inMitultoni. throllghout rhc country

in thi: t·ountrr to lw

nm,ignrncnt to all i~suing agt'nt~

tl

Rt>ginnal De-

\Viii

provic.le ,mck

th:11 parti ·11x11e in marketing anc.l
processing Trea.-.ury securitie and

llu: onl • n:llion.d proct'~sing MW for

,;ewr.11 l>ther n;-.:ordkeepmg Ojkr,l•
l11esc pn>jt'Lb art'. illst

provide a high lcvd nf dfait"ncy ancl

:.t

fe\\ examples

c_u-.1,>mer ,\:'rvJCt' 10th' BllkJU.
l'it~hurgh huilding to accommcx1Hc
l lo\\1.'V<:r. wr.: ha\L"

g mt'

hc:rw1<.l

relalion~lup and h,we 111111:ned

'i<c'V-

01c Jd<lit!nnal opcrJ.hon,. By the Lime

~ulic.i ..He the h:111 Bing nl <;.1ving,; bond~

consolid:mon b rnmrll.:tt'c.l m 19'-X1,

Jnd orht'r government debt u1.'>tru-

staffing wiU ha,e l~en incrca!ie<l

mc:nL~. ln

"-O

drnng, die Fed s:i, cs rax

l'r.d .,uccc.:,sli.JI au1w11atIon .mu con-

p:Ire~ millions of dol!Jrs :mnu:illy ,111d

,nlidJ1ton pn.1fc..:ts with 1he Bure:tu

t.lemomtrntcs that gcx,cJ cu.~tomer St>n·-

1h.H

h<ive rc:\'LllUliDnized the,,:, ·


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i1.· • 11 can~ taking on 1he ch:illcngt::- •>I

lt-velJnd ha.s reengineerctl its :1pproach

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l'arier of inf. rnmtion-

,l!.athering and analysis acLi\ ities.

'- ' ith the imroc.lul·tion nt th(;" D..1ylight

O ne of the Federal Res1:r\'e System ·~

Durin,I!. 19~)5, mcerrclatcll oper:1rions

o, t:rdrnlt

mantlmc I roles is Lo m:iilllain the

su h

S) stem ( DORP, ), Federal Reserve

·tahilil) and integrity of lh.: nation·.~

colle tion. ::idminist~tion of co!lat-

p::i) mcnts system. e ·peci:.illr a:, il op•

t:rJI

:is

for

nnan i:JI surveillance, d:11:1

th/.

mmt \Yindow lo:tns. and

13anb -

lkp(lrtin.l( anJ Pricing

.md Jepo~itory financial

in,;titLHiuns thcmsdve, -

arlc" ahh:

111onit~Jri1lg uf intmllay tn:lli t rhk

In rnpture mud, more inf nnmion

in~tituti11ns. In .1dclitinn. a, tlu: en-

, en: COll~l•lidatell undt·r th, '-:11111:'.

.rhuut inMitutioru funding position~

thy that gu:l.l"J.ntc:e., the se11lc:mc:m

managenknt within the l:kinking :-.u-

on a real-time basb. This develop-

ol tdllions o dollars of p:1rmenu,;

pt:nision and Regubtion Department.

1m:nt directly suppuns the Founh

'ratc::, thrt ugh c.k:pm,irt ry rin:1ncial

DistJict"s ~upervision stratc)n': nor to

through wire transfer operation:,,

NEW STRUCTURE
STREAMLINES
CREDIT RISK
MANAGEMENT

.111d that ad \ an..:es loam, to in~titll·
rlons through thl' di~cnum window.
the F.:<lerJl Rcsen1e i • it~df .u rish. .

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maintain an dlkicm and

fO

m:rnagc our risk mort: effi icntl)'
through centr.1l ized o C:'r:-ight of in-

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monitor the: redi [ ri~k exposun:

~lilutions· financial condition, , and

to District insLillltions more effcc-

IO

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help institulion~ manage ri. k more
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Edward J. Stevens
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Barbara H. Hertz

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RESERVE BANK OF CLEVELAND DIRECTORS
Aso/Dece111ber3I, 7993

CLEVELAND
C/Jr,lrmn11 {- frdem/ Resent' t\gl!11t

A. WIiiiam Reynolds
Cht1/mia11 & Chief l:..\Y.'Clltite Officer
G,•11Cr1rp
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John A. Hodges
R ttrecl Pres,dell/
Ohio AFL..C/O
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Ot!p111v Cht1irma,i

G. Watts Humphrey, Jr.
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Allred C. LelS1
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Apple Creek, Obm

Edward B. Brandon
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Wlll!am T. McConnell
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Verna K. Gibson
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Douglas E. Diesen
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I. N. Rendall Harper, Jr.
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Marvin Rosenberg
Pot111er

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PITTSBURGH

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Robert P. Bouone
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Raymond A. Bradbury
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Frank V. Cahouel
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Jack W. Buchanan
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David S. Dahlmann
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Jerry W. Carey
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George A. Davidson, Jr.
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Eleanor Hicks
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Sandra L. Phillips
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Marvin J. Stammen
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Jack B. Platt
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John N. Taylor, Jr.
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Randall L. C. Russell
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! COMPARATIVE

FINANCIAL STATEMENT

.S'l'ATE.\11:i 'T OF(.() ' DI

no.
For

, SET,

1w11i.

e11dc•d Deum1/Jer 11

1993

199.J

Gokl cenificate account

,o 1,000,000

6-8,000,000

Spec1.il drawing righl'> e111ficaLe a count

'i56.000,000

-56,000.00

oin

21,131.l 10

25.99'i, 3-1

Loans and ,;ecunties:

-0-

Loans to dt>p05ilOl) in ·Litution.,;
Federal agemy obligmion bought ourright

-0-

311.5- .-0 1

3 10,680,""'l

~

L'.S. go\'ernmem securicies:
IO,T'2, 133.990

8. 92•¾...,96,•183

'\/otes

s.s-2.000, 11

""', -138. 116,-101

Bonds

2.6-8,l 'i6,-106

2,205.30 J,96

Bill.

Total l ' ... gmemmenl :-.e :uritie:-.
Total loans and .-;ecurities

22,302,590.80'
: 11.611,169,511

Ca.-,h Jlcms in proce:-.s of collec11on

2 4,831,436

3 ,373597

35.939.9:P

l, 00.816,531

1,682.967,)22

Bank premises
Otht:r assets
lnll.:rdistrict settlement account

- 3,321,20'i, 21

TOT L SSET.

LIABILJTIES

18.909.198.561
I 12. 106,029

l ,•120, l

➔ .348

22.68--1.222., 19 I

F't:deral Re ·erve notes

. -0.161 .201,280

21,6-9,962.7:~3

J, - 56, l 06,868

1.3•10, 703,323

Deposits:
Depository in tituticJns

8,020.300

8. 151.200

l 1.20-1.' 12

1•1,900,693

1, -73.331 ,910

U6-1.055,216

339.713.652
15""'.918.0-2

220,326, - 4

Foreign
Other deposit
Total depos1
Deferred availability rnsh items

Lhcr liabilitie-;
TOTAL UABILITIE,

CAPITAL
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" 23,378,211,.331

apical paid in

223,528,800

17 6.2] .550

urplus

223. 528,800

176,218,550

TOTAL

APITAl

CCOL i

TOTAL LIABJLITIE:

ND

'>
PITAL ACCO l\'T,

➔

7,057,600

22,6 4,222,'-19'-I

S

352, J:3°'.100

• 23, 30,65 I , ➔ 31

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s

CLRRENT

fnterest on loans

I\CO\lE

I meresl on govemmt:nt securities
Earnings on foreign currency
Income from ser\'iccs
All other income

1993

1992

181

:; I, 17"'

1.105,592. ➔ 00

1.083,681,615

"'2.38➔ ,13 1

lT.851.215

11.16➔ .87➔

➔ 3.tfi6,16t

229,592

28-1, 196

7-i,895. l 19

Total currem income
C 'RRE'\T

Current operacing exp nses

"'9.232, 190

E.XPE'\SE,

Cosl of earnings creuib

10,756,H➔ 0

CL REI\T i\TI I CO~IE
PROFIT

,

1,132.681,85➔

7 , 166,""

~

i9

1 , 173,661.➔ 99

Additions 10 current net income

A'.\:"D LO. S

Profit on foreign exchange transaction.

s

15,319.310

-0-

Profil on ale.-, of government '>ecurities

2,556.00...,

"".605,686

All other additions

2,""76,3

$

Total addition ·

·I

1,203

20.651,701

7,609.889

D<.:ductions from current net income
Loss on foreign exchange transactions

s

-0-

6'i585.5<t2

All other deductions

33,032.393

10,279

Total deductions

33.032,.39.3

65,59'i,821

Net addition:- or dc.xluctions
Cost of

L1nreimhursahle

s

Treasury . el"\ ices

12.3 0,692

5,

57.9R'i.9.32

1,685, l0.3

1.751.906

8.215,500

.... 795.200

A::ises:-ments by Board of Governors
Expenditure.
Federal Resel"\'e currency costs

Total a sessmen~ by Board of Go,emor:NET fNCOME A \'AILABLE FOR DL TRIBUTfON

DI TRIBl,-110'-i

Di,·idend.!, paid

OF '\-1ET

Payments to

$

6

23.192,101

18, 181.8

33.093,00➔

28,032.992

1,087,208.158
12,010,618

,

s

1,087.615,575

10,100.·117

.S. Trea-..ury

(interest on Federal Reserve notes)

1.027,887,290

1,062.-182.358

Transferred to surplu

-¾7,310.250

15,062,800

Total distributed

1,08 .20 ,158

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BANK ADVISORY COUNCIL , 1993-94

Edward M. George
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SMALL BUSINESS ADVISORY COUNCIL , 1992 - 93

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Jack A. Hartlngs
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Cnld11t11t••· Ohio

James E. Bushman

Peter N. Stephans

Pn.,st,le,11

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Dynam,•1, Inc

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Cl11c11111a11. 0bifJ

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E. Eugene Lehman
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Ct,lr1mbm c;m,., oh,o

Dale C. Phillip

John N. Taylor, Jr.

t>,,.,,d,•111

Cle,vlwul, O/Jio

Cbam11,m & Cf.0
Kur::•Kflscb. ,,,,
1Jay1m1. Ohio

James A. Poure

Lee T. Todd, Jr.

C/Ja1mw11 & C/.:'O
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Hollmul 0lw,

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H. Edward Rigel

Richard D. Zande

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Norma J. Llnvllle
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Richard C. Mizer
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