Dennis Lockhart

Atlanta's Lockhart: exports won't save US

Dennis Lockhart, the president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, does not expect a sudden return of exports as a driver of recovery in the United States in the remainder of 2009.

US bailout to include "significant" equity stake

The US Treasury is likely to spend a very significant amount of the $700 billion at its disposal on recapitalising the US's battered banking sector, an official who will oversee the Troubled Asset Relief Plan (TARP) told an audience in London on Monday.

Fed must "respond pragmatically" to poorer outlook

Policymakers must be prepared to respond pragmatically to a recent bout of worse-than-expected data on the United States economy, said Dennis Lockhart, the president of the Atlanta Federal Reserve and a non-voting member of the Federal Open Market…

Atlanta Fed names Lockhart as new president

The Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta announced Thursday 8 February that it has picked Dennis Lockhart, a 17-year veteran of Citigroup and now a professor of international business at Georgetown University as its new president.