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The Role AI Plays in the Ability to Detect and Prevent Fraud
Nasdaq TradeTalks explores the ways financial institutions can demonstrate effective compliance governance and Rennick Palley, Founding…
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S&P 500: Bond Market’s Reaction Will Hold Clues on Index’s Post-NFP Move
Yesterday’s market was a bit volatile, though not surprising. We mainly saw sideways trading for most of the day until about 2 PM, when…
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The Fed Believes These Banks Are Vulnerable to Failure
The NY Fed has recently published a study on bank failures in the U.S., examining the reasons why banks fail. For this study, the…
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Forecasting Errors Could Put Fed on Wrong Side Again
The record of forecasting has frequently led it to respond too late to changes in economic and financial conditions. In the most recent…
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Where Does Money Come From?
All money is lent into existence. The Federal Reserve or the government does not print money. Those two facts are vital to understanding…
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Increased Dealmaking Signals Continued IPO Market Recovery
Last year, we saw continued improvement in the initial public offering (IPO) market. There were more IPOs, more special…
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Speech by Governor Kugler on entrepreneurship and aggregate productivity
Thank you, Jon, and thank you for the opportunity to speak to you today.1…
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Central Banks in Focus: Fed Holds, ECB Cuts, BoE Weighs Faster Moves
The is cautious, and so is the Bank of Japan. The ECB seems determined to keep cutting and the Bank of England might be tempted to speed…
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Trump Era Volatility: The Impact on Portfolio Allocations
I am continually fascinated by how many second-order ‘understandings’ are missed, even by those people who have a really good first-order…
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Speech by Vice Chair Jefferson on do non-inflationary economic expansions promote shared prosperity
Thank you, Professor O'Connell, for that kind introduction and for the…
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