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MEETINGS
FOMC MEETING DATES:
2009
(STATEMENT RELEASED 1415 EDT/1815 GMT ON SECOND DAY)
Tuesday-Wednesday, April 28-29
Tuesday-Wednesday, June 23-24
Tuesday-Wednesday, August 11-12
Tuesday-Wednesday, September 22-23
(STATEMENT RELEASED 1415 EST/1915 GMT ON SECOND DAY)
Tuesday-Wednesday, November 3-4
Tuesday-Wednesday, December 15-16
2010
Tuesday-Wednesday, January 26-27, 2010
Thursday, March 26
WASHINGTON - Federal Reserve's Consumer Advisory Council
holds its first open meeting of 2009, 0900 EDT/1300 GMT. The
council will discuss the Making Home Affordable and
Neighborhood Stabilization programs and other measures to
prevent foreclosures; current availability of credit to
consumers and small businesses; proposed rules regarding
overdraft services, and other issues. Federal Reserve, Martin
Building, 20th and C streets N.W., Terrace Level, Dining Room
E. Contact: Ann Bistay, 202 452 6470 or Jennifer Kerslake, 202
452 6470. RSVP online by March 24:
https://www.federalreserve.gov/secure/forms/cacregistration.cfm
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FEDERAL RESERVE CHAIRMAN BEN BERNANKE
Friday, April 3
CHARLOTTE, N.C. - (INVITED) Federal Reserve Chairman Ben
Bernanke speaks before the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
Third Annual Credit Markets Symposium, 'Looking Forward:
Rebuilding the Credit Markets,' 1230 EDT/1630 GMT. Speech
topic, Q&A TBA. NOTE: Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
President Jeffrey Lacker introduces Chairman Bernanke. Marriott
City Center Hotel, 100 West Trade Street. Information:
[email protected] or 704 358 2525. RSVP online:
https://www.frbconferences.org/richmond/09symposium/. Hotel:
704 333 9000
Friday, April 17
WASHINGTON - (INVITED) Federal Reserve Chairman Ben
Bernanke gives luncheon speech before the 'Innovative Financial
Services for the Underserved: Opportunities and Outcomes'
conference hosted by the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City.
Event begins 1200 EDT/1600 GMT. Speech time, topic, Q&A TBA.
Washington Renaissance Hotel, 999 Ninth Street N.W.
Information: http://www.kc.frb.org/carc2009/. Hotel: 202 898
9000
Thursday, May 7
CHICAGO - (INVITED) Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke
speaks before the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago 45th Annual
Conference on Bank Structure and Competition, 0830 CDT/0930
EDT/1330 GMT. Speech topic, Q&A TBA. Hotel Intercontinental,
505 N. Michigan Ave. Information:
http://www.chicagofed.org/news_and_conferences/conferences_and_events/2009_bsc_agenda.cfm
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OTHER FED OFFICIALS
Thursday, March 26
PARIS - Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta President Dennis
Lockhart participates in 'Food, Water, Inflation and Monetary
Policy' panel before the Global Interdependence Center 'Abroad
in Paris' conference, 0500 EDT/0900 GMT (1000 Paris time).
Audience Q&A expected. No media Q&A. Banque de France, 3 rue de
la Vrilliere, 75001 PARIS. RSVP: Erin Hartshorn, 215 898 9453,
cell 215 279 0474 or [email protected]; Banque de
France contact: Corinne Dromer, 33 1 42 92 39 00 (press
office), 33 1 42 92 44 30 (direct) or
[email protected]. Information:
www.interdependence.org
DAYTON, Ohio - Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas President
Richard Fisher speaks on the current economic crisis and
globalization before the Redefining Investment Strategy
Education (RISE) IX Conference, 1200 EDT/1600 GMT. Audience Q&A
expected. Media Q&A TBD. University of Dayton Arena, 1801 Edwin
Moses Blvd. Musr RVVP: Michelle Prescott, 215 732 3200 or
[email protected]. Information:
http://www.sba.udayton.edu/rise/RISEIXProfessionalBrochure.pdf
CHARLESTON, S.C. - Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
President Jeffrey Lacker speaks on 'Financial Conditions and
the Economic Outlook' before the Charleston Metro Chamber of
Commerce 2009 Economic Outlook Conference and Luncheon, 1240
EDT/1640 GMT. Audience and media Q&As expected. Charleston
Place, 205 Meeting Street. RSVP: Emily Watts, 843 805 3053,
cell 843 830 5257 or [email protected]. Technical
contact at hotel: Krista Trombley, 843 724 8105. Information:
http://www.richmondfed.org/press_room/media_advisories/2009/20090326_charleston.cfm
MINNEAPOLIS - Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis President
Gary Stern speaks on 'Better Late Than Never: Addressing
Too-Big-To-Fail' before the Economic Club of Minnesota, 1230
CDT/1330 EDT/1730 GMT. Audience Q&A expected. No media Q&A.
Minneapolis Club, 729 Second Avenue South. Contacts: Kristin
Robbins, [email protected] AND Patti Lorenzen, 612 204 5261 or
[email protected]
Tuesday, March 31
WASHINGTON - Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis President
Gary Stern speaks on 'Facing--and Fixing--Too Big to Fail' and
participates in panel at an event hosted by the Brookings
Institution. Event begins 0900 EDT/1300 GMT. Audience Q&A
expected. Media Q&A TBA. 1775 Massachusetts Ave. N.W., Falk
Auditorium. Contact: 202 797 6105 or [email protected].
Information:
http://www.brookings.edu/events/2009/0331_too_big_to_fail.aspx
CHICAGO - Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia President
Charles Plosser speaks on 'Financial Regulatory Reform' before
a Distinguished Speaker Series presented by the University of
Chicago Booth School of Business, 1200 CDT/1300 EDT/1700 GMT.
Audience and media Q&As expected. University of Chicago Booth
School of Business, 5807 S. Woodlawn Ave., Rom 104. Contact:
Allan Friedman, 773 702 9232 or
[email protected]
Friday, April 3
CHARLOTTE, N.C. - Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
President Jeffrey Lacker makes introductory remarks before the
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond Third Annual Credit Markets
Symposium, 'Looking Forward: Rebuilding the Credit Markets,'
shortly before 1230 EDT/1630 GMT. No Q&A. Marriott City Center
Hotel, 100 West Trade Street. Information:
[email protected] or 704 358 2525. RSVP online:
https://www.frbconferences.org/richmond/09symposium/. Hotel:
704 333 9000
Thursday April 16
NEW YORK - Levy Economics Institute/Ford Foundation, Hyman
P. Minsky conference on 'Meeting the Challenges of the
Financial Crisis' at Ford Foundation, 320 E43rd St, New York:
contact Mark Primoff at [email protected] or 845-758-7412 or
www.levy.org
Speakers: Atlanta Fed's Lockhart, SanFrancisco Fed's
Yellen, former Fed's Kroszner; Deutsche Bank chief economist
Norbert Walter, et al
Friday, April 17
WASHINGTON - Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City President
Thomas Hoenig gives opening remarks before the 'Innovative
Financial Services for the Underserved: Opportunities and
Outcomes' conference hosted by the Federal Reserve Bank of
Kansas City, 0830 EDT/1230 GMT. Q&A TBA. Washington
Renaissance Hotel, 999 Ninth Street N.W. Information:
http://www.kc.frb.org/carc2009/. Hotel: 202 898 9000
Tuesday, May 5
BERKELEY, Calif. - Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco
President Janet Yellen speaks a Dean's Speaker Series focusing
on financial turmoil, 1930 PDT/2230 EDT/0230 GMT. Other details
TBA. University of California at Berkeley, Arthur Andersen
Auditorium. Contact: Ute Frey, 510 642 0342 or
[email protected]; or Pamela Tom, 510 642 2734 or
[email protected]. Information:
http://www.haas.berkeley.edu/groups/newspubs/haasnews/archives/hn021709.html#story3
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