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Maier Amschel Rothschild said:
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Maier Amschel Rothschild said: The Federal Reserve Maier Amschel Rothschild said: "Permit me to issue and control the money of a nation and I care not who writes its laws"

Why did the US need a Federal System? Growth Consumers and Businesses needed access to more funds Emergencies Banks needed sources of cash in times of panic

The Federal Reserve System Meeting of the National Monetary Commission (NMC) in 1908 Creation of the Federal Reserve Act of 1913 The Original Board of Governors, 1914

Early Problems The Great Depression & Financial Crisis 1930 to 1933 One fourth of all banks failed Reformed in 1935 Centralization of Fed control

The FED Structure Member banks own the Fed Structure: Board of Governors District Banks Member Banks Federal Advisory Council (FAC) Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC)

The Federal Reserve Hierarchy

Board of Governors Headquartered in Washington, D.C. 7 members Appointed by the President Confirmed by Senate 14 year staggered terms Chairman of the Board President appoints Chair from among 7 members Senate Confirmation Four year, renewable term Ben Bernanke

District Banks

The Fed in Dallas, Texas Richard W. Fisher President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas Member of the FOMC

District Banks Board of Directors 9 Directorships Duties 3 Bankers 3 Leaders in industry 3 Directors appointed by Federal Board of Governors The District President is elected from these 9 members Duties Monitor & Report on economic and banking conditions within the district.

Member Banks Who is a member of FED? All nationally chartered banks are required to become members State chartered banks have the option to join Approximately 4,000 members of the FED nationally

Member Banks How to join: Benefits of Joining: Apply and pay a fee Benefits of Joining: Own stock in the system Earns dividends up to 6% Is it bad if my bank is NOT a member? Not really… Since 1980, all banks have access to FED services: Check Clearing Short-Term Reserve Loans

Federal Advisory Council (FAC) One member from each of the twelve FED districts sits on the council. Duties: Meets with Federal Reserve Board of Governors four times a year. Collects info about economic conditions in each district Reports findings to BOG Offer feedback & advice to BOG

Federal Open Market Committee 12 Member Committee All seven members of the BOG Four of the twelve district bank presidents Serve one-year terms on a rotating basis New York district president has a permanent seat Duties: Discuss cost & availability of credit, for businesses and consumers. Decide on interest rates Evaluate the growth of the money supply Meet 8 times/year Bernanke will hold a press conference announcing the FOMC findings

Federal Reserve Functions Serves the Government Federal government’s banker Buys and sells securities (bonds) for the Federal government Issues currency

Federal Reserve Functions Serves Banks (bankers bank) Makes loans Accepts deposits Clears checks

Federal Reserve Functions Regulates the Banking System Monitors banks to ensure that the required reserves are available. Conducts bank examinations. Supervises lending practices

Federal Reserve Functions Regulates the Money Supply The Fed must insure that enough money is in circulation to meet money demand. But too much money can cause inflation