The Reference Rate Use Committee is a group of market professionals sponsored by the New York Fed to support integrity, efficiency, and resiliency in the use of benchmark interest reference rates ...

The Desk’s tentative operations schedules associated with outright purchases of agency mortgage-backed securities (MBS).

Good afternoon and thank you for the kind introduction. As an NYU alumnus, it’s a pleasure to be here to share some of my thoughts on money markets and the role of the Fed. 1 Markets, as usual, are ...

Good afternoon. As members of the Foreign Exchange Committee, you are all well aware of the importance of well-functioning financial markets. I would like to thank you for the commitment you have ...

Thank you to the Money Marketeers of New York University for inviting me to speak today. 1 Money markets are vital to the flow of credit to U.S. households and businesses, and central to the Federal ...

Thank you to the Money Marketeers of New York University for the invitation to speak today. 1 As the System Open Market Account (SOMA) Manager, it is my responsibility to support the implementation of ...

1 I would like to thank Linsey Molloy, Matt Raskin, and Patricia Zobel for their assistance in preparing these remarks, Kathleena Inchoco and Linmei Amaya for their research support, and colleagues in ...

Thank you for the introduction and thank you to NABE for the invitation to speak today. 1 As Manager of the Federal Reserve’s System Open Market Account, I am excited to share some perspectives from ...

Thank you to the Yale Program on Financial Stability and to the Bank for International Settlements for the invitation to speak at today’s forum. 1 Financial crises can have deep and lasting effects on ...

Good afternoon, everyone. When I give a closing keynote I try to bear in mind that you’ve been listening for hours to complex and technical material. I wish I could say that I’m here to offer some ...

Introduction Thank you, Julie, and welcome again to our Annual Primary Dealer Meeting. 1 It’s a pleasure to be here delivering these remarks. Perhaps to no one’s surprise, today I would like to ...