Supervision & Credit

Study finds large bank lending to private equity, credit funds rising fast, hits $300B

Boston Fed note investigates banks’ lending relationships with private funds

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Study finds large bank lending to private equity, credit funds rising fast, hits $300B
The Beige Book – First District
Boston Fed President Susan M. Collins named Distinguished Fellow by American Economic Association

Supervision & Credit

Study finds large bank lending to private equity, credit funds rising fast, hits $300B

Boston Fed note investigates banks’ lending relationships with private funds

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Monetary Policy & Economic Research

The Beige Book – First District

Slight increase in economic activity comes amid worries tariffs to push up prices, weaken demand

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Office of the President
Boston Fed President & CEO Susan M. Collins. February 6, 2022.

Susan M. Collins

Speeches, biography & more

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FedNow Service

Facilitating a new instant payment service

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Six Hundred Atlantic

Podcast of the Boston Fed

Highlights <span>Highlights<span>

Research Insights
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Are individual investors becoming more sensitive to market stress?

Boston Fed studies ‘retail’ investor behavior in prime funds after 2008, 2020 financial crises

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Perspectives
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Boston Fed president pens essay for group that supports women economists

Remain open to the unexpected – and keep learning along the way

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Engage With Us
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In the news: Recent media coverage

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New England Focus
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Commuting patterns in New England

Many workers in New England are employed in other cities

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