The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas today named Robert Kaplan as its next president and CEO. Kaplan, who takes office on Sept. 8, is a former investment banker and vice chairman at Goldman Sachs. Since 2006, he has been a management professor and executive at Harvard Business School, where he authored several books on leadership. He is also co-chairman of the Draper Richards Kaplan Foundation. Kaplan will succeed Richard Fisher, who retired in March after 10 years leading the Dallas Fed.
Fed releases formal proposal to create ‘skinny’ master accounts
After previously seeking public input on the idea, the Federal Reserve issued a formal proposal for establishing payment accounts and will seek further comment.








