Randall Kroszner
Fed's Kroszner says inflation is less comfortable
Federal Reserve governor Randall Kroszner said on Thursday 15 June that broad measures of U.S. inflation are rising to less comfortable levels and the Fed will keep monitoring price pressures.
Fed's Kroszner on innovative statistics
In the speech 'Innovative statistics for a dynamic economy' given on 24 May Randall Kroszner of the Federal Reserve said that Congress should spend money and seek new approaches to bring U.S. economic statistics into the new century.
Interactive access to Fed statistical data
The Federal Reserve Board on Wednesday 19 April announced its new Data Download application, which provides interactive access to Federal Reserve statistical data in a variety of electronic formats.
Kroszner on geographic restrictions on banking
In the speech 'The effect of removing geographic restrictions on banking in the United States: Lessons for Europe' given on 6 April Randall Kroszner of the Federal Reserve said the U.S. experience with the change in its banking structure holds…
Fed's Kroszner on central counterparty clearing
In the speech 'Central counterparty clearing: History, innovation, and regulation' given on 3 April Randall Kroszner of the Federal Reserve said in recent years, public policymakers have demonstrated growing interest and concern about the effectiveness…
New Fed governors sworn in
Kevin M. Warsh and Randall S. Kroszner were formally sworn in as members of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System at a ceremony Thursday 23 March in the atrium of the Board's main building in Washington.
Fed's Kroszner sworn in
Randall S. Kroszner took the oath of office on Wednesday 1 March as a member of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System.
Comment: Presidential Fed nominations
When George W. Bush announces his nomination to replace departing vice chairman, Roger Ferguson, he will have chosen all seven members of the board of governors at the Fed. In doing so, he will join Ronald Reagan and Franklin Roosevelt as the only…
Comment: Ferguson bids Fed farewell
The vice chairman of the Federal Reserve, Roger Ferguson, will retire in two months time and he will not attend the Fed's next rate-setting meeting on March 27-28. Ferguson's departure underscores the idea of a Fed in flux.
Senate panel approves Kroszner, Warsh to Fed
The Senate Banking Committee on Thursday 16 February approved the nominations of Randall Kroszner and Kevin Warsh to be members of the Federal Reserve's board of governors.
Fed nominees emphasise inflation control
The two nominees for the Federal Reserve Board, Randall S. Kroszner and Kevin M. Warsh, said on Tuesday 14 February, in testimony to the Senate Banking Committee that controlling inflation was the key to maintaining economic growth in the United States.
Bush nominates two to Fed board
The White House announced on Friday 27 January it was nominating Randall Kroszner and Kevin Warsh to fill two vacancies on the Federal Reserve's seven-member board of governors.
Buchholz named as a candidate for Fed seat
Todd Buchholz, an adviser to President Bush during the 2004 presidential campaign, is being considered by the White House for a seat on the Federal Reserve Board, reports said this week quoting sources close to the administration.
White House considering Kroszner for Fed job
The White House is considering former Bush administration official Randall Kroszner for a vacant seat on the Federal Reserve's Board, reports said this week.