(Editor's Note: This version contains updated figures provided by the NCUA, which said earlier figures it provided were incorrect. The affected numbers are contained in the paragraph in italics below.)
In October 2012, $1.845 billion worth of Central Liquidity Facility stock disappeared from the books of the CLF and U.S. Central Bridge FCU.
That month marked the failed corporate's Oct. 25 liquidation date, and financial reports released by the NCUA explained that the stock had been redeemed.
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