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4. NEW YORK FED ANNOUNCES SELECTED PAPERS IN THE HIGH SCHOOL FED CHALLENGE

Subjects
High schools, Globalization, Federal Reserve banks, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

NEW YORK, NY -- The following information was released by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York: The Federal Reserve Bank of New York today announced the results of this [...]

Published
2023

6. NEW BOSTON FED PAPER SEEKS TO SOLVE THE CREDIT CARD DEBT PUZZLE

Subjects
Credit and debit card industry, Consumer credit, Interest rates, Federal Reserve banks, Credit cards, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

BOSTON, MA -- The following information was released by the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston: By Larry Bean August 9, 2022 Why would you leave money in a checking or [...]

Published
2022

10. FEDERAL RESERVE PAPER ON FINTECH PARTNERSHIPS

Subjects
United States. Federal Reserve Board, Community banks, Credit unions, Federal Reserve banks, Partnership, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

ARLINGTON, VA -- The following information was released by the National Association of Federal Credit Unions (NAFCU): by David Park, NCCO, Senior Regulatory Compliance Counsel, NAFCU Earlier this month, the [...]

Published
2021

14. New York Fed Selects Bancroft Capital as a Counterparty to Support Commercial Paper Funding Facility

Subjects
Financial services industry, Federal Reserve banks, Financial services industry, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

PHILADELPHIA: Bancroft Capital has issued the following news release: Bancroft Capital, certified Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Institutional Broker-Dealer and Investment Advisor, has been selected by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York [...]

Published
2021

15. NEW YORK FED RELEASES WHITE PAPER ON LOOMING 'EVICTION CLIFF'

Subjects
Community development, Commercial real estate, Federal Reserve banks, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

NEW YORK, NY -- The following information was released by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York: The Federal Reserve Bank of New York today released a white paper on [...]

Published
2020

17. NORTHEAST-MIDWEST INSTITUTE POSTS CONCEPT PAPER ON FRB REPLACEMENT OF NON-RECOVERABLE STATE AND LOCAL REVENUE SHORTFALLS RESULTING FROM COVID-19 MITIGATION INITIATIVES

Subjects
Local government, State finance, Federal Reserve banks, Banks (Finance), Public finance, Legal fees, Finance, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

WASHINGTON -- The following information was released by the Northeast-Midwest Institute: A concept paper by the Northeast-Midwest Institute's Senior Fellow for Public Finance Policy Thomas H. Cochran proposes that state [...]

Published
2020

18. Registration for Participation in Fed's Commercial Paper Funding Facility Now Open

Subjects
Federal Reserve banks, Banks (Finance), Finance, Banking industry, Liquidity (Finance), Professional associations, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Washington, D.C.: American Bankers' Association has issued the following news release: The Federal Reserve Bank of New York today opened the registration process for the new commercial paper funding facility [...]

Published
2020

20. CALL FOR PAPERS: INFLATION - DRIVERS AND DYNAMICS CONFERENCE 2020

Subjects
Inflation (Economics) -- Ohio, Conferences and conventions, Monetary policy, Motor vehicle drivers, Federal Reserve banks, Banks (Finance), Central banks, News, opinion and commentary, European Union. European Central Bank
Abstract

CLEVELAND, OH -- The following information was released by the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland: CALL FOR PAPERS The Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland's Center for Inflation Research and the [...]

Published
2020

22. BYU MARRIOTT FINANCE PROFESSOR RECEIVES BEST PAPER AWARD

Subjects
Federal Reserve banks, News, opinion and commentary, Brigham Young University
Abstract

PROVO, Utah -- The following information was released by the Marriott School of Management at Brigham Young University: BYU Marriott School of Business finance professor Taylor Nadauld and several colleagues [...]

Published
2020

24. TWO SERIES FROM THE PAPERS OF PAUL A. VOLCKER, CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD OF GOVERNORS OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE FROM 1979-1987, HAVE BEEN DIGITIZED FROM THE SEELEY G. MUDD MANUSCRIPT LIBRARY AT PRINCETON UNIVERSITY AND MADE AVAILABLE ON FRASER

Subjects
Academic libraries, Chairpersons, Federal Reserve banks, Banks (Finance), Newspapers, Copyrights, Online databases, News, opinion and commentary, Princeton University
Abstract

ST. LOUIS -- The following information was released by the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis: NOTE: The documents available on FRASER represent only a portion of the complete collection [...]

Published
2019

25. Kansas Fed paper looks at weak US fraud controls

Subjects
Fraud, Federal Reserve banks, Banks (Finance), Business, international, Law
Abstract

The US has the highest overall payments fraud rate of four major economies, recent research published by the Federal Reserve bank of Kansas City finds. Fumika Hayashi estimates in-person, remote [...]

Published
2019

26. Fed White Paper Looks at Synthetic Identity Payments Fraud

Subjects
United States. Federal Reserve Board, Fraud investigation, Identity theft, Impersonation (Fraud), Elderly, Fraud, Federal Reserve banks, Professional associations, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Washington, D.C.: American Bankers' Association has issued the following news release: In a white paper released yesterday, the Federal Reserve System documented the current state of synthetic identity fraud and [...]

Published
2019

27. GEORGE GARVY PAPERS: A NEW COLLECTION ADDED TO THE LIBRARY AND ARCHIVES

Subjects
Libraries, Federal Reserve banks, Banks (Finance), Career opportunities, Activists, Consultants (Persons), Memoirs, Economists, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

STANFORD, Calif. -- The following information was released by the Hoover Institution on War, Revolution and Peace: George Garvy (19131987) was an economist and the son of Petr A. Garvi, [...]

Published
2019

28. FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM WHITE PAPER EXAMINES THE EFFECTS OF SYNTHETIC IDENTITY PAYMENTS FRAUD

Subjects
United States. Federal Reserve Board, Fraud, Federal Reserve banks, Financial institutions, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

WASHINGTON -- The following information was released by the Federal Reserve Board: Synthetic identity payments fraud is a fast-growing but little-understood problem that affects individuals, financial institutions, government agencies, and [...]

Published
2019

29. QuickBridge Releases Traditional vs. Alternative Lenders White Paper

Subjects
Financial services, Business owners, Federal Reserve banks, Business financing, Bank loans, Banking industry, Banks (Finance), Instructional materials, Financial services industry, Business, Business, international
Abstract

IRVINE, Calif. -- QuickBridge, a privately-held, leading financial services firm offering small business loans to businesses nationwide, is providing business owners with a new educational resource. QuickBridge's 'Traditional vs. Alternative [...]

Published
2019

32. Annaly Capital Management, Inc. Publishes White Paper on Credit Risk Transfer

Subjects
United States. Federal Reserve Bank of New York -- Management, Annaly Capital Management Inc. -- Management, Vice presidents (Organizations), Real estate investment trusts, Federal Reserve banks, Company business management, Business, Business, international
Abstract

NEW YORK -- Annaly Capital Management, Inc. (NYSE:NLY) (the 'Company' or 'Annaly') is pleased to announce the publication of a new research report titled 'Credit Risk Transfer and De Facto [...]

Published
2018

33. The Tale of Two Economies: Inflationary Dynamics in the Euro Area and the US in the Context of Uncertainty.

Author

Collignon, Stefan

Subjects
MONETARY policy, EUROZONE, FEDERAL Reserve banks, CAPITAL market, CAPITAL costs
Abstract

In recent years, the global economy has been hit by a sequence of severe shocks that affected the two largest economies, the USA and the Euro Area, severely. Uncertainties about the future abound. While the challenges are similar for both economies and the policy tools resemble each other, they apply to different economic landscapes. What can they learn from each other? This paper looks at the basic structural facts, the nature of uncertainty shocks, and the efficiency of policy tools in the two economies. The key to understanding recent developments is uncertainty. This paper argues that the channel through which uncertainty influences inflation, wage cost, and unemployment is the markup firms charge to cover their cost of capital. While the measurements of uncertainty are uncertain, adding a proxy for uncertainty can improve the estimates of the basic New Keynesian model. The Federal Reserve Bank has been more successful because it operates in a more integrated capital market. In the Euro Area, uncertainty is higher than in the US and this could make disinflation in Europe more painful in terms of unemployment. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2024
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34. MPOWER Featured in Paper by Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia Payment Cards Center

Subjects
Student loans, Foreign students, Federal Reserve banks, Banking, finance and accounting industries
Abstract

(PRWeb) - In a discussion paper issued today, the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia Payment Cards Center (PCC) features MPOWER Financing and explores the companys innovative way of assessing and [...]

Published
2016

36. China Remains Embedded in US Supply Chains: Jackson Hole Paper.

Author

Boesler, Matthew

Subjects
FOREIGN investments, BUSINESS schools, FEDERAL Reserve banks
Abstract

"The US' indirect supply-chain links to China remain intact; along some dimensions - through China's economic ties with Vietnam and Mexico - these indirect links have even been intensifying", Alfaro and Chor wrote. (Bloomberg) -- China remains embedded in US supply chains even as American firms have taken steps to reduce direct imports from the Asian country, according to a paper presented at the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City's annual Jackson Hole conference Saturday. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2023

39. Fed Latest: Paper Finds Deficits Risk Mounting Treasuries Stress.

Subjects
CENTRAL banking industry, INTEREST rates, FEDERAL funds market (U.S.), FISCAL policy, GOVERNMENT securities, CONSUMPTION (Economics), FEDERAL Reserve banks
Abstract

Kganyago Says Job "Not Yet Done" to Defeat Inflation (11:20 a.m. NY) South Africa's central bank governor warned that there are still risks to inflation, even as he acknowledged that the rate has come down significantly. (Bloomberg) -- Escalating federal borrowing needs may worsen structural deficiencies in the market for US Treasuries that were already on stark display during the 2020 Covid crisis, according to a paper presented to the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City's economic symposium. In a speech earlier, Fed Chair Jerome Powell said the US central bank is prepared to raise interest rates further if needed and intends to keep borrowing costs high until inflation is on a convincing path toward the Fed's 2% target. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2023

41. Fed Latest: Rate Hikes Crimp Innovation and Output, Paper Finds.

Subjects
CENTRAL banking industry, INTEREST rates, FEDERAL funds market (U.S.), EUROZONE, INFLATION targeting, CONSUMPTION (Economics), FEDERAL Reserve banks, MONETARY policy
Abstract

(Bloomberg) -- Central bank interest-rate increases have a substantial impact on innovation, which in turn can affect the productive capacity of an economy, according to a paper presented at the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City's symposium. In a speech earlier, Fed Chair Jerome Powell signaled the US central bank is prepared to raise interest rates further if needed and keep borrowing costs high until inflation is on a convincing path toward the Fed's 2% target. Bullard, who resigned last month to become dean of Purdue University's business school, was an influential voice at the Fed who called for aggressive interest-rate hikes to fight the recent inflation surge. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2023

42. A LOOK BACK AT 1960S BANK NOTE PRODUCTION.

Author

VAN RYZIN, ROBERT R.

Subjects
MILD steel, FEDERAL Reserve banks
Abstract

The article provides insights into the production methods of modern U.S. paper money as described in a 1965 issue of Coins magazine. It highlights the detailed process of creating currency notes, from the design stage and steel engraving to ink mixing, paper preparation, and printing using flat power-plate printing presses, emphasizing the advancements in anti-counterfeiting measures and the cost-efficient production methods utilized.

Published
2023

43. SMALL SIZE CURRENCY.

Subjects
FEDERAL Reserve banks, NATIONAL currencies, U.S. dollar, PAPER money design
Published
2021

44. TOM FALK OF DALLAS RE-APPOINTED CHAIR OF DALLAS FED BOARD; CLAUDIA AGUIRRE OF HOUSTON RE-APPOINTED DEPUTY CHAIR

Subjects
Kimberly-Clark Corp. -- Officials and employees, Lockheed Martin Corp. -- Officials and employees, Paper industry -- Officials and employees, Aerospace industry -- Officials and employees, Chairpersons -- Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Federal Reserve banks, College administrators -- Appointments, resignations and dismissals, News, opinion and commentary, University of Wisconsin -- Officials and employees
Abstract

DALLAS, TX -- The following information was released by the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas: The Federal Reserve Board of Governors has re-appointed Thomas J. Falk of Dallas as chair [...]

Published
2023

45. LARGE SIZE CURRENCY.

Subjects
NATIONAL bank notes, U.S. dollar, FEDERAL Reserve banks, PAPER money
Published
2020

46. Policies for life sciences and healthcare in the global health framework.

Author

Huttin, Christine C.

Subjects
DISRUPTIVE innovations, POLICY sciences, FEDERAL Reserve banks, COMMUNIST countries, WORLD health, HEALTH care reform
Abstract

BACKGROUND: At a time when welfare contracts are in crisis, it is timely to discuss different forms of disruptive innovation and responses of medical finance and economic systems, especially adjusting with new instruments for recovery and innovative solutions for health reforms. OBJECTIVE: The objective of this paper is to propose some ways to develop a framework for policy changes affecting life science sectors and healthcare. It aims to analyze the types of relationships between health or medical systems and the economic systems. METHOD: Medical systems used to be generally closed systems, but the new forms of delivery, especially with increase of telehealth and Mobile health (Mhealth) solutions (boosted by the COVID-19 pandemic, such as online consultations), have open traditional boundaries and generate more interactions with economic systems. It also led to new institutional arrangements at federal, national, or local levels, with different power games according to the history of institutions and cultural differences between countries. RESULTS: Which system dynamics prevail will also depend on the political systems in place, for instance very innovative open innovation systems dominated by private players such as the USA empower individuals and favor intuitive and entrepreneurial states. On the other hand, systems historically dominated by socialized insurance or former communist countries, have investigated "attunements" or adaptation mechanisms in system intelligence. However, systemic changes are not only implemented by traditional rulers (government agencies, federal reserve banks) but also face the emergence of systemic platforms dominated by Big Tech players. The new agendas expressed for instance in the United Nation (UN) framework and the set of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) for climate change and sustainable growth, also require global adjustment of supply and demand, in a context where the traditional drug/vaccine split is challenged by the new technologies (e.g., mRNA technologies). Investment for drug research led to the development of COVID-19 vaccines, but also potential cancer vaccines. Finally, welfare economics is increasingly criticized among economist circles; it requires new design for global value assessment framework, facing growing inequalities and inter-generational challenges in aging populations. CONCLUSION: This paper contributes to new models of developments and different frameworks for multiple stakeholders with major technological changes. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2023
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47. CLASSIC POLICY BENCHMARKS AND INEQUALITY.

Author

Bullard, James

Subjects
FEDERAL Reserve banks, MACROECONOMIC models, GINI coefficient, LABOR market, RESOURCE allocation, MARKETING education
Abstract

This note provides a nontechnical summary of a research paper (Bullard and DiCecio [2021, Classical policy benchmarks for economies with substantial inequality, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, unpublished manuscript]) that I presented as the NIESR 2021 Dow Lecture on 9 February 2021. In the paper, we construct a simple benchmark macroeconomic model with substantial heterogeneity among households, enough to generate empirically plausible Gini coefficients for the distributions of consumption, income and financial wealth. The model includes aggregate shocks as well as both permanent and temporary idiosyncratic uncertainties. Four policymakers—implementing monetary, fiscal, labour market and education policies—act in concert to achieve a first-best allocation of resources. We argue that the roles of these policymaker types are 'classic' and match up well with observed policymaker roles in OECD countries. We regard this simple economy as a benchmark for the study of other aspects of the interaction between policy and inequality. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2022
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48. Fed's Jackson Hole Conference Is Underway: Here's What to Expect.

Author

Pickert, Reade and Marte, Jonnelle

Subjects
FUTURES market, BANKING industry, FEDERAL Reserve banks, REGIONAL banks, INVESTORS, MONETARY policy
Abstract

The Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City's annual conference in Jackson Hole, Wyoming has begun, bringing together central bankers, economists, and reporters from around the world. The keynote speech by Chair Jerome Powell on Friday will be of particular interest, as investors and Fed watchers look for signals about the timing, size, and pace of interest-rate cuts. Other notable speakers include Andrew Bailey, head of the Bank of England, and a panel discussion featuring central bankers from Brazil, Norway, and the European Central Bank. The conference will also feature presentations of research papers by economists. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2024

50. TOM FALK OF DALLAS APPOINTED CHAIR OF DALLAS FED BOARD; CLAUDIA AGUIRRE OF HOUSTON APPOINTED DEPUTY CHAIR

Subjects
Kimberly-Clark Corp. -- Officials and employees, Lockheed Martin Corp. -- Officials and employees, Paper industry -- Officials and employees, Aerospace industry -- Officials and employees, Chairpersons -- Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Federal Reserve banks, College administrators -- Appointments, resignations and dismissals, News, opinion and commentary, University of Wisconsin -- Officials and employees
Abstract

DALLAS, TX -- The following information was released by the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas: The Federal Reserve Board of Governors has appointed Thomas J. Falk of Dallas as chair [...]

Published
2022