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November 21, 2024

The Basics of Nonbank Financial Institutions

Logan Herman, Timothy Higgins, Adam Minson, and Sigurd Ulland

This is the first in an ongoing series on nonbank financial institutions.

There is a vast set of U.S. financial institutions that sit outside the banking system. These companies, which are called “nonbank financial institutions” (NBFIs), are collectively much larger than U.S. banks, as measured by assets, and perform a broad array of services for the U.S economy. In this article, we discuss the universe of NBFIs and their importance for the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy, supervision, and financial stability objectives.

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February 9, 2023

Key Takeaways from Dianne Dobbeck on Innovation in Community Banking

Shelley Pitterson

In an article for the Federal Reserve System’s Community Banking Connections publication, Dianne Dobbeck, head of Supervision at the New York Fed, discussed technological developments in the financial services industry and the need for firms to practice responsible innovation to protect consumers and ensure the safety and soundness of the financial system.

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April 15, 2019

Takeaways from Kevin Stiroh’s Remarks on Cybersecurity from a Supervisory Perspective

Brian Manning, Corporate Communications Senior Associate, Communications and Outreach

At a conference at the New York Fed on April 12, EVP Kevin Stiroh discussed the issue of cybersecurity from the perspective of a bank supervisor. He noted that cybersecurity is one of many aspects of operational resiliency for firms:

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