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We partner with our members to promote homeownership, affordable housing, and economic development. FHLBank San Francisco is a cooperatively-owned wholesale bank. We are a reliable partner for member financial institutions of all sizes – supplying ready access to competitively-priced liquidity, expert financial services, and resources for targeted community and economic development – in all phases of the economic cycle. Together with our members and their partners, we are promoting homeownership, expanding access to quality affordable housing, and boosting economic development. FHLBank San Francisco members are commercial banks, credit unions, industrial loan companies, savings institutions, insurance companies, and community development financial institutions headquartered in ...

We partner with our members to promote homeownership, affordable housing, and economic development. FHLBank San Francisco is a cooperatively-owned wholesale bank. We are a reliable partner for member financial institutions of all sizes – supplying ready access to competitively-priced liquidity, expert financial services, and resources for targeted community and economic development – in all phases of the economic cycle. Together with our members and their partners, we are promoting homeownership, expanding access to quality affordable housing, and boosting economic development. FHLBank San Francisco members are commercial banks, credit unions, industrial loan companies, savings institutions, insurance companies, and community development financial institutions headquartered in Arizona, California, and Nevada. For most financial institutions, especially small community lenders, directly borrowing from the global capital markets is not an option. Because we are part of the Federal Home Loan Bank System – a network of 11 regional FHLBanks distributed across the country – we can raise funds in the global capital markets at favorable rates and terms. This enables us to provide our members with prompt, reliable access to low-cost loans (we call them “advances”) and financial risk management tools that help them meet the evolving housing finance and economic development credit needs of their customers and communities.

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