New York Fed president suggests Dodd-Frank has made investors ‘more skittish'

Dudley notes ‘extraordinary interventions' will be more difficult to undertake

William C Dudley
William Dudley
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Much has been done over the past few years to mitigate the structural flaws that make wholesale funding a point of weakness in the global financial system, William Dudley, the president and chief executive officer of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, said today at a workshop devoted to the issue.

"The New York Fed, for example, has led a Federal Reserve effort to make the tri-party repo system more resilient to stress, while the Security and Exchange Commission has taken steps to address

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