Speeches of Federal Reserve Officials

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• December 8, 2000
  Productivity and efficiency in the Federal Reserve System
  Chairman Alan Greenspan
  At the dedication of the new Birmingham Branch Building of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
  
• December 6, 2000
  Technology, macroeconomics, and monetary policy
  Vice Chairman Roger W. Ferguson, Jr.
  At the Rochester Institute of Technology, Rochester, New York
  
• December 6, 2000
  Subprime lending, predatory lending
  Governor Edward M. Gramlich
  At the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia, Community and Consumer Affairs Department Conference on Predatory Lending, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
  
• December 5, 2000
  Structural changes in the economy and financial markets
  Chairman Alan Greenspan
  At the America’s Community Bankers Conference, Business Strategies for Bottom Line Results, New York, New York
  
• November 21, 2000
  Financial literacy
  Governor Edward M. Gramlich
  (Prepared text; appearance canceled)
  Fall Conference of the Georgia Consortium for Personal Financial Literacy, Atlanta, Georgia
  
• November 20, 2000
  Technology and banking
  Chairman Alan Greenspan
  At the sixth annual reception for regulators, sponsored by Women in Housing and Finance, Washington, D.C.
  
• November 14, 2000
  Globalization
  Chairman Alan Greenspan
  At the Banco de Mexico 75th Anniversary Conference, Stabilization and Monetary Policy: The International Experience, Mexico City, Mexico
  
• October 31, 2000
  Opportunities and challenges in community banking
  Vice Chairman Roger W. Ferguson, Jr.
  At America's Community Bankers Annual Convention, Seattle, Washington
  
• October 24, 2000
  The politics of monetary policy: Balancing independence and accountability
  Governor Laurence H. Meyer
  At the University of Wisconsin, LaCrosse, Wisconsin
  
• October 20, 2000
  Information technology in banking and supervision
  Vice Chairman Roger W. Ferguson, Jr.
  At the Financial Services Conference 2000, St. Louis University, St. Louis, Missouri
  
• October 19, 2000
  Financial education: The next chapter in community development
  Vice Chairman Roger W. Ferguson, Jr.
  Before the Pittsburgh Community Reinvestment Group, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
  
• October 19, 2000
  Challenges for monetary policymakers
  Chairman Alan Greenspan
  At the 18th Annual Monetary Conference: Monetary Policy in the New Economy, Cato Institute, Washington, D.C.
  
• October 19, 2000
  The economic outlook and the challenges facing monetary policy
  Governor Laurence H. Meyer
  At the Century Club Breakfast Series, Washington University, St. Louis, Missouri
  
• October 16, 2000
  Electronic finance
  Chairman Alan Greenspan
  At the Financial Markets Conference sponsored by the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, Sea Island, Georgia (via videoconference)
  
• October 11, 2000
  Perspectives on innovation in the retail payments system
  Vice Chairman Roger W. Ferguson, Jr.
  At a workshop on Promoting the Use of Electronic Payments, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois
  
• September 18, 2000
  Banking supervision
  Chairman Alan Greenspan
  Before the American Bankers Association, Washington, D.C.
  
• September 15, 2000
  Some recent findings regarding the economic condition of minority Americans
  Vice Chairman Roger W. Ferguson, Jr.
  Before the Coalition of Black Investors, Washington, D.C.
  
• August 31, 2000
  Why risk management is important for global financial institutions
  Governor Laurence H. Meyer
  Before the Bank of Thailand Symposium, Risk Management of Financial Institutions, Bangkok, Thailand
  
• August 25, 2000
  Global economic integration: Opportunities and challenges
  Chairman Alan Greenspan
  At a symposium sponsored by the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, Jackson Hole, Wyoming
  
• July 12, 2000
  Global challenges
  Chairman Alan Greenspan
  At the Financial Crisis Conference, Council on Foreign Relations, New York, New York
  
• July 11, 2000
  Structural change in the new economy
  Chairman Alan Greenspan
  Before the National Governors' Association, 92nd Annual Meeting, State College, Pennsylvania
  
• June 13, 2000
  Business data analysis
  Chairman Alan Greenspan
  Before the New York Association for Business Economics, New York, New York (via videoconference)
  
• June 6, 2000
  The new economy meets supply and demand
  Governor Laurence H. Meyer
  Before the Boston Economics Club, Boston, Massachusetts
  
• June 1, 2000
  The roles of banks, supervisors, and the market in advancing risk management
  Governor Laurence H. Meyer
  At the Risk Management Planning Conference, Chicago, Illinois
  
• May 31, 2000
  The challenges of global financial institution supervision
  Governor Laurence H. Meyer
  At the Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council, International Banking Conference, Arlington, Virginia
  
• May 26, 2000
  Umbrella supervision: Emerging approaches
  Vice Chairman Roger W. Ferguson, Jr.
  Before the National Association of Urban Bankers, Urban Financial Services Coalition, San Francisco, California
  
• May 25, 2000
  Evolving challenges for bankers and supervisors
  Chairman Alan Greenspan
  Before the National Association of Urban Bankers, Urban Financial Services Coalition, San Francisco, California (via videoconference)
  
• May 22, 2000
  Community banks: Opportunities and challenges in the "post modernization era"
  Vice Chairman Roger W. Ferguson, Jr.
  Before the Independent Community Bankers of America, Washington, D.C.
  
• May 18, 2000
  Permanent normal trade relations with China
  Chairman Alan Greenspan
  At The White House, Washington, D.C.
  
• May 12, 2000
  Economic policy for our era: The Florida experience
  Vice Chairman Roger W. Ferguson, Jr.
  Before the Florida Council of 100, Washington, D.C.
  
• May 11, 2000
  The Ohio economy
  Vice Chairman Roger W. Ferguson, Jr.
  At the Cleveland Millennium Conference 2000, Cleveland, Ohio
  
• May 9, 2000
  Conversation with leaders of the "New Economy"
  Vice Chairman Roger W. Ferguson, Jr.
  At the New Economy Forum, Haas School of Business, University of California, Berkeley, Portola Valley, CA
  
• May 4, 2000
  Electronic commerce, banking, and payments
  Vice Chairman Roger W. Ferguson, Jr.
  At the 36th Annual Conference on Bank Structure and Competition of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois
  
• May 4, 2000
  Banking evolution
  Chairman Alan Greenspan
  At the 36th Annual Conference on Bank Structure and Competition of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois
• April 27, 2000
  The economy of rural America
  Chairman Alan Greenspan
  At the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City Conference "Beyond Agriculture: New Policies for Rural America,"
  Kansas City, Missouri (via videoconference)
• April 20, 2000
  Investment and saving
  Governor Edward M. Gramlich
  At the University of Oregon, Eugene, Oregon
• April 17, 2000
  The digital divide
  Governor Edward M. Gramlich
  At the Community Reinvestment Act Conference, San Francisco, California
• April 14, 2000
  Predatory lending
  Governor Edward M. Gramlich
  At the Fair Housing Council of New York, Syracuse, New York
• April 14, 2000
  Technology and financial services
  Chairman Alan Greenspan
  Before the Journal of Financial Services Research and the American Enterprise Institute Conference, in Honor of Anna Schwartz,
  Washington, D.C.
• April 12, 2000
  The economic outlook and the challenges facing monetary policy
  Governor Laurence H. Meyer
  Before the Toronto Association for Business and Economics, Toronto, Canada
  On April 13, 2000, Governor Meyer presented this speech in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, before the Boards of Directors of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City and of the Bank's Oklahoma City Branch
• April 11, 2000
  The evolving demand for skills
  Chairman Alan Greenspan
  At the U.S. Department of Labor National Skills Summit, Washington, D.C.
• April 10, 2000
  Retail payment systems
  Chairman Alan Greenspan
  Before the National Automated Clearinghouse Association Annual Meeting, Los Angeles, California (via videoconference)
• April 7, 2000
  Technology innovation and its economic impact
  Chairman Alan Greenspan
  Before the National Technology Forum, St. Louis, Missouri (via videoconference)
• April 6, 2000
  Realism during times of opportunity
  Vice Chairman Roger W. Ferguson, Jr.
  At Widener University, Chester, Pennsylvania
  
• April 5, 2000
  Technological innovation and the economy
  Chairman Alan Greenspan
  Before the White House Conference on the New Economy, Washington, D.C.
• March 30, 2000
  Learning from experience: Y2K revisited
  Governor Edward W. Kelley, Jr.
  At the Cosmos Club, Washington, D.C.
• March 22, 2000
  Economic challenges in the new century
  Chairman Alan Greenspan
  Before the Annual Conference of the National Community Reinvestment Coalition, Washington, D.C.
• March 13, 2000
  Social security in the 21st century
  Governor Edward M. Gramlich
  The Leon and Josephine Winkelman Lecture in Gerontology, University of Michigan School of Social Work, Ann Arbor, Michigan
  
• March 8, 2000
  Challenges facing community banks
  Chairman Alan Greenspan
  Before the Independent Community Bankers of America, San Antonio, Texas
  
• March 7, 2000
  CRA and financial modernization
  Governor Edward M. Gramlich
  Before America's Community Bankers, Government Affairs Conference, Washington, D.C.
  
• March 6, 2000
  Convergence of regulatory standards: A work in process
  Vice Chairman Roger W. Ferguson, Jr.
  At the Institute of International Bankers, Washington, D.C.
  
• March 6, 2000
  The revolution in information technology
  Chairman Alan Greenspan
  Before the Boston College Conference on the New Economy, Boston, Massachusetts
  
• March 3, 2000
  Structural change and monetary policy
  Governor Laurence H. Meyer
  Before the Joint Conference of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco and the Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research,"
  Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, San Francisco, California
  
• February 25, 2000
  Strengthening risk management for derivatives
  Governor Laurence H. Meyer
  Before the Derivatives Risk Management Symposium, Institute on Law and Financial Services, Fordham University School of Law, New York, New York
  
• February 23, 2000
  How does a surplus affect the formulation and conduct of monetary policy?
  Governor Laurence H. Meyer
  Before the 16th Annual Policy Conference, National Association for Business Economics, Capital Hilton Hotel, Washington, D.C.
  
• February 17, 2000
  The new economy: Unanswered questions for 2000
  Vice Chairman Roger W. Ferguson, Jr.
  Before the Downtown Economists Club, New York, New York
  
• February 3, 2000
  Implementing the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act
  Governor Laurence H. Meyer
  Before the American Law Institute and American Bar Association, Washington, D.C.
  
• January 20, 2000
  Sustainability and monetary policy
  Governor Laurence H. Meyer
  Before the National Economists Club and the Society of Government Economists, Washington, D.C.
  
• January 14, 2000
  Supervising LCBOs: Adapting to change
  Governor Laurence H. Meyer
  Before a National Bureau of Economic Research Conference, Prudential Supervision: What Works and What Doesn't, Cheeca Lodge, Islamorada, Florida
  
• January 13, 2000
  Technology and the economy
  Chairman Alan Greenspan
  Before the Economic Club of New York, New York, New York
  
• January 13, 2000
  Inflation targeting
  Governor Edward M. Gramlich
  Before the Charlotte Economics Club, Charlotte, North Carolina
  
• January 7, 2000
  Tale of two continents: A comparison of Asian and Latin American experiences during recent financial turmoil
  Vice Chairman Roger W. Ferguson, Jr.
  Before the National Economic Association, Boston, Massachusetts