Richmond Fed names new Director of Research
In his new role, Weinberg becomes the Bank President's chief policy advisor in the areas of banking, financial institutions and markets, and a member of the Bank's senior management team. He has been acting research director since his predecessor Jeffrey M. Lacker left the post to become Bank president in August 2004.
Weinberg has been a member of the Bank's
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