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The Horns of a Dilemma: What’s a Central Bank to Do?
With growth, inflation, and debt in tension, the Fed must proceed with caution.
Sep 2
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Thomas Hoenig
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Questions for Stephen Miran
Policy-Focused Questions for the Fed Governor Nominee
Sep 2
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Thomas Hoenig
,
David Beckworth
, and
Kayla Lahti
7
August 2025
Reflections on Jackson Hole 2025
The Monetary Framework Puts a Premium on Discretion as Fed Chairman Hints at Easing Policy
Aug 25
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Thomas Hoenig
1
1
A Boring Central Bank
Stronger Fed Oversight in an Era of Big Headlines, Bigger Operating Losses
Aug 11
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Kayla Lahti
6
July 2025
Comment on Proposal to Weaken Capital Rules for G-SIBs
Public Comment by Sheila Bair, Thomas Hoeing, and Thomas Curry on Modifications to the Enhanced Supplementary Leverage Ratio (eSLR) Standards
Jul 22
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FinRegRag
and
Thomas Hoenig
4
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FAQs About the Fed’s HQ Upgrade
The following guest post is contributed by Andrew T.
Jul 15
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FinRegRag
2
1
U.S. Dollar Durability
In an era of escalating geopolitical uncertainties, central bankers and financial leaders worldwide are grappling with profound questions about the…
Jul 9
•
Thomas Hoenig
5
Glass Houses, Glass Atriums
How the Fed’s $3 Billion HQ Renovation Exposes the Need for an Independent Inspector General
Jul 7
•
Kayla Lahti
15
June 2025
Discrepancies in Powell’s Testimony on the Fed’s $3 Billion HQ Revamp
Reconciling the Fed Chair’s testimony with the renovation history documented in NCPC filings.
Jun 26
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FinRegRag
6
3
May 2025
Five Decades of Banking Crises: What Have We Learned?
The history of banking crises is more than a chronicle of bank-management errors and failures; it is a recurring narrative of systemic vulnerabilities…
May 28
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Thomas Hoenig
23
Yes, Risk-Based Capital Contributed to the Crisis, Can Be Gamed…
In my previous post, I discussed my support for a 2017 critique of the supplementary leverage ratio written by Sean Campbell at the Financial Services…
May 2
•
Stephen "Steph" Miller
7
April 2025
The Uncertain Economic Outlook: Trade Wars and Domestic Policy
Long-Term Stability Requires Fiscal Discipline, Not Trade Barriers
Apr 25
•
Thomas Hoenig
8
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