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Banking Regulation, Money & Politics, News, The Fed & Central Banks

An Industry Perspective on JP Morgan’s Discount Window Assumptions

Brian Nolan/March 12, 2020June 19, 2022

Today, Alt-M features a guest blog post from Brian Nolan, a bank treasury professional and co-founder of Finteum in London, UK, which is creating an interbank market for intraday borrowing and lending. *** In a speech on February 6 at the Money Marketeers Club of New York…

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floor system, Federal Reserve, IOER, standing repo facility, corridor system
Fiat Money, Money & Politics, News, The Fed & Central Banks

Dudley's Defense of the Fed's Floor System, Take 2

George Selgin/January 8, 2020June 19, 2022

Back in the spring of 2018, yours truly responded at length to a speech then New York Fed President Bill Dudley gave, defending the Fed's "floor" system of monetary control. In that speech, Dudley claimed that "the case for retaining the current floor system is very compelling."…

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Fed, repos, Treasury, Interest on excess reserves, standing repo facility,
Banking Regulation, Money & Politics, News, The Fed & Central Banks

Stop the Presses! or, How the Fed Can Avoid Reserve Shortages without Bulking-Up,
Part 2

George Selgin/November 14, 2019June 19, 2022

"You’ve always had the power to go back to Kansas.” —the Good Witch of the East, to Dorothy, in The Wizard of Oz. (This is the conclusion of a two-part essay. For Part 1 click here.) Equipped with some historical background, we can now consider ways in…

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Fed, IOER, Liquidity, Repos, Standing Repo Facility
Events, Money & Politics, News, The Fed & Central Banks

Reflections on the Repo-Market Imbroglio

George Selgin/October 3, 2019June 19, 2022

"If you put the federal government in charge of the Sahara Desert, in five years there'd be a shortage of sand." (Attributed to Milton Friedman)   While my fellow Fed-watchers have had their eyes firmly glued to the repo-market for several weeks now, I've been preoccupied with…

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Federal Reserve, repo facility, term auction facility
Banking Regulation, News, The Fed & Central Banks

The Fed's New Repo Plan

George Selgin/May 2, 2019June 19, 2022

I'm not the gambling sort. However, were I so I'd bet dollars to donuts that the Standing Repo Facility (henceforth "SRF") plan proposed by David Andolfatto and Jane Ihrig in a pair of St. Louis Fed articles (here and here) will be an important topic of discussion…

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