Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas

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  Endowed Chair Recognizes Women’s Major Role in U.S. Philanthropy

  By Michael S. Fischer  |  February 27, 2013

  A newly endowed chair at the Indiana University School of Philanthropy will focus research on women’s role in giving, volunteering and leadership of philanthropic organizations.

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  New Hire Roundup: Wedbush Private Client Services Group Adds Wright

  By Marlene Y. Satter, AdvisorOne  |  October 31, 2012

  Also this week in new hires, Lance Losey and Mary Welk joined Ascent Private Capital Management and Michael Millman joined The Private Client Reserve in San Francisco.

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  Dallas Fed Official on ‘Wyle E. Coyote’ Economy

  By John Sullivan, AdvisorOne  |  October 1, 2012

  The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas came to San Antonio on Saturday for a session on how we got to where we are in the economic crisis, and what’s next for the recovery.

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  Dallas Fed’s Fisher: U.S at Risk of Overprescribing ‘Monetary Ritalin’

  By John Sullivan, AdvisorOne  |  August 8, 2012

  Fisher’s comments come in response to the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston president’s call for more stimulus.

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  JPMorgan Could Close Office That Drove $2B Loss

  By Marlene Y. Satter, AdvisorOne  |  May 14, 2012

  The chief investment office of JP Morgan in London, which last week made the headlines for losing $2 billion in trades, could be in danger of closing, its entire staff dismissed.

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  For Poor, Advisors Can Unlock Financial Mainstream

  By Gil Weinreich, AdvisorOne  |  April 20, 2012

  A new study of low-income households by the Dallas Fed shows that seeking professional financial advice is positively correlated with beneficial financial outcomes, but few avail themselves of that advice.

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  Can Fed’s Operation Twist Reverse Sliding Economy?

  By Ron DeLegge, ETFguide.com  |  September 30, 2011

  The Fed most recently said it would shift around $400 billion from short-term debt into longer-term U.S. Treasuries with maturities as short as six years to as long as 30 years. But will it work?