Federal Reserve Board

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Period: 17 Feb 2006 - 02 Sep 2024

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Fed instant payments project full steam ahead

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Fed instant payments project full steam ahead

The Federal Reserve is working hard to get its FedNow real-time payment and settlement service up and running as quickly as possible, according to governor Lael Brainard, who says the Covid-19 fallout has highlighted the importance of ensuring people have immediate access to funds.

US mint facing coin shortage

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US mint facing coin shortage

The debate about phasing out hard currency in favour of digital alternatives could be set to intensify with news that the US Mint is facing a shortage of coins due to the pandemic.

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Federal Reserve issues white paper on ways to combat synthetic identity fraud

The Federal Reserve today released the latest in a series of publications about synthetic identity fraud – a white paper titled Mitigating Synthetic Identity Fraud in the U.S. Payment System.

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Fed publishes FraudClassifier model

The Federal Reserve today published the FraudClassifier model – a set of tools and materials to help provide a consistent way to classify and better understand the magnitude of fraudulent activity and how it occurs across the payments industry.

Federal Reserve kicks Fedwire’s ISO 20022 can down the road

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Federal Reserve kicks Fedwire’s ISO 20022 can down the road

The Federal Reserve has announced it will not implement Phase 1 of the Fedwire Funds Services migration to ISO 20022 during 2020 or 2021. It confirms that it does not have any other message format changes planned through 2021.

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Fed forms FedNow Community group

The Federal Reserve Banks today announced the formation of a FedNow Community group for their upcoming instant payment offering, the FedNow Service.

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Fed extends public comment period for Morgan Stanley acquisition of E*Trade

The Federal Reserve Board on Thursday announced that the public comment period has been extended through June 4, 2020, for the notice by Morgan Stanley of New York, New York, to acquire E*TRADE Financial Corporation of Arlington, Virginia.

ING economist: The US has most to lose in war of digital currencies

ING economist: The US has most to lose in war of digital currencies

The US dollar's position as the unrivalled global currency means it has the most at stake should central banks begin to issue their own digital currencies, according to ING economist Carlos Cocuzzo.

Fed could extend regulatory reach to non-bank retail payments

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Fed could extend regulatory reach to non-bank retail payments

The US Federal Reserve should consider extending its regulatory oversight role to non-bank players in retail payments, says Governor Lael Brainard.

Bank cyberattack could hit whole financial system - NY Fed research

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Bank cyberattack could hit whole financial system - NY Fed research

A cyberattack on a major US bank could have significant spillovers to other lenders, with serious implications for the whole financial system, according to research from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.

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Federal Reserve opens new Twitter account

The Federal Reserve Board on Wednesday launched a new Twitter account aimed at increasing access to the research done by the more than 400 economists and other research staff at the Board.

Federal Reserve to host 'fintech innovation office hours'

Federal Reserve to host 'fintech innovation office hours'

The Federal Reserve Board is to open its doors to banks and startups in a series of 'fintech innovation office hours' throughout 2020.

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