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Federal Advisory Council

 
Banking Dictionary: Federal Advisory Council

Advisory group consisting of one member from each Federal Reserve District, usually a banker, selected annually by the board of directors in each of the 12 Federal districts. Members meet with the Federal Reserve Board at least four times a year to make recommendations on business and financial issues relating to banking, but have no real power.

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