Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Forecasting of ECB and New York Fed became ‘noticeably worse’ during crisis
Researchers at the ECB and New York Fed examined forecasting performance of their central banks; finding they suffered during the crisis, but not more than external parties
Regulation may force some banks out of repos, says NY Fed's Davis
The New York Fed's head of financial market infrastructure, Jeanmarie Davis, says some banks will 'revisit their presence' in the repo business due to increased regulatory requirements
NY Fed’s Dudley calls on Puerto Rico to improve financial reporting
‘Unique status’ means troubled Caribbean economy is not regularly surveyed by public agency like the US Census Bureau or the IMF
'Intra-firm borrowing' reduces liquidity risk at 'global' US banks, say NY Fed staff
New York Fed staff report finds 'fundamental differences' between banks with and without foreign affiliates
New York Fed launches ‘more engaging’ website
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York leads a host of central banks overhauling their websites; redesign features new emphasis on social media
Fed switches MBS purchases to proprietary platform
The New York Fed, which implements FOMC policies, will start using its FedTrade platform to buy mortgage-backed securities later this month
Dudley calls for global insurance mechanism to smooth taper tantrums
Dudley sides with Bullard over global monetary policy co-ordination - but says more work should be done to devise an insurance system against international capital flow volatility
NY Fed releases new research on large and complex banks
Special edition of the Economic Policy Review aims to further study and debate, and help inform policy-makers on issues around too-big-to-fail
New York Fed study finds TBTF banks take on more risk
Study uses a rating agency measure of government support and finds it correlated with the size of banks' impaired loan ratios
Target2 'filled in' balance of payments gaps during euro crisis, NY Fed paper finds
Federal Reserve Bank of New York study finds adjustment to the pullback of private capital during the euro crisis made less harsh by Target2
People: Slovakia puts financial markets head on the board; director re-appointed to the UK's PRA
The National Bank of Slovakia's executive director for financial markets has joined the central bank board; Charles Randell re-appointed to the Bank of England's PRA; and more
Banque de France's Christian Noyer on bank runs, the euro crisis and a Fed-like ECB
Christian Noyer explains how he has restructured the Banque de France to enable it to become the Eurosystem’s ‘New York Fed’, while facing down a bank run and tackling the euro crisis
Capital vulnerability at US banks began four years prior to crisis, NY Fed paper finds
CLASS model projections show capital vulnerability in the US banking sector started as far back as 2004, before it peaked during the financial crisis at the end of 2008
NY Fed research head calls for data innovation
James McAndrews encourages an audience of central bankers to find novel uses for existing data sets as well as collecting new ones
New York Fed's Dudley lists presidential attributes
The president of the New York Fed need not be an economist, says Dudley; they must, however, be open-minded, pragmatic and have a strong research team behind them
Fed appoints five new regional reserve bank chairs for 2014
Fed board of governors has released the names of regional reserve bank chairs and deputy chairs for 2014; JC Penney CEO and Yale economics professor among new appointees, seven chairs reappointed
People: FCA hires regulator from Irish central bank; NY Fed appoints new international head
Central Bank of Ireland loses another regulator, as Andy Coulson quits for UK's FCA; New York Fed replaces Checki as head of emerging markets and international affairs, with outside appointment
New York Fed launches 'consumer expectations survey'
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York will launch monthly survey on consumer expectations early next year; project anchors newly inaugurated microeconomic research centre
NY Fed vice-president on the evolution of Fed monetary operations
Simon Potter says the Fed has 'developed and tested' many different monetary policy tools since the crisis, including term and overnight reverse repos 'diverting deposits from banks'
NY Fed researchers study how, and how not, to co-ordinate policy
Staff report looks at best ways to co-ordinate monetary and macro-prudential policy, and highlights a number of potential pitfalls; model suggests macro-prudential policy should lead
NY Fed's Dudley says Sifis must build firmer foundations
Reducing the chances of a systemically important financial institution (Sifi) failing - and bringing the system down with it - is key to overcoming 'too big to fail', says Bill Dudley
Fed reaction function shift helped support recovery, research finds
NY Fed research finds markets viewed ‘calendar’ forward guidance as a more dovish approach to policy, supported by comments from FOMC members; ECB and BoE both denied such a move in own guidance
NY Fed's Checki to retire; Minneapolis hires new head of research
New York Fed head of international affairs ends 46-year tenure, while acting communications head wins permanent post; Minneapolis Fed names new research director
Hedge funds caused post-Lehman liquidity crisis, research finds
Staff report from the New York Fed argues the evidence points to hedge funds, rather than dealers, precipitating the post-Lehman liquidity crisis - with implications for rules on prop trading