Academics and CEOs dominate Fed advisory boards
Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh entered his role leading the central bank vowing to reform it. After being confirmed by the Senate and taking office on May 22, he’s created five task forces. Here is a look at the outside experts who will advise him.
- ▪Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh entered his role leading the central bank vowing to reform it.
- ▪After being confirmed by the Senate and taking office on May 22, he’s created five task forces.
- ▪Here is a look at the outside experts who will advise him.
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Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh entered his role leading the central bank vowing to reform it. After being confirmed by the Senate and taking office on May 22, he’s created five task forces. Here is a look at the outside experts who will advise him. Recommended Stories Taco Bell ditches lettuce, offers $1 deals after cyclospora outbreak EU fines Google $1 billion over antitrust violations European Union approves $81 billion Paramount-Warner Bros. deal During Warsh’s confirmation hearing and since then, he has vowed to refocus the Fed on its remit of price stability and maximum employment.
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