Ten Fed presidents handed new terms

Terms run to end of February, 2021

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The Federal Reserve's eagle. Copyright Dan Hinge

Ten Federal Reserve Bank presidents were reappointed last week, along with 10 first vice-presidents, after winning the approval of their directors and the board of governors in Washington, DC.

All presidents and first vice-presidents serve five-year terms that expire at the end of February in "years ending in 1 or 6". Their new terms will therefore expire on February 28, 2021.

The two most recent reserve bank presidents, Neel Kashkari of the Minneapolis Fed and Robert Kaplan of the Dallas Fed

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