Recently, we celebrated an exceptional group of individuals who graduated from our Discover program! Discover is a two-year rotational program designed to provide graduating college seniors with entry-level analyst roles in our Bank. Discover Analysts work fulltime in two different departments contributing to our continuous improvement efforts and everyday operations in the Fifth District and National IT. Congratulations to our Discover graduates - we are excited for this next exciting chapter in your careers! Learn more about the Richmond Fed's Discover program here: https://bit.ly/3XNalQQ #MyRichmondFed
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
Banking
Richmond, VA 30,154 followers
We foster the stability, integrity and efficiency of our nation's monetary, financial and payments systems.
About us
The Richmond Fed is one of 12 independent regional Reserve Banks that, along with the Board of Governors in Washington, D.C., serve as our nation’s central bank. Together, we’re working to help you be more confident in your financial decisions and in our nation’s economic and financial systems. We serve the public and communities in the Federal Reserve’s Fifth District, including the Carolinas, Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia and our nation’s capital. We’re headquartered in Richmond, Virginia, with offices in Baltimore, Maryland, and Charlotte, North Carolina. The Federal Reserve has an impact on your financial well-being and the broader economy by helping promote stable prices, employment and moderate interest rates. We also help ensure the safety and soundness of the financial system — from working with banks to make sure they’re financially healthy, to providing a secure and efficient way to get your payments get from point A to point B. We provide teachers with tools to educate their students about the economy. And we connect with community and business leaders and organizations to better understand local economic conditions, as well as help understand and address economic issues facing low income communities. Learn more at richmondfed.org, or follow us on: • Facebook (federalreservebankofrichmond) • Twitter (@richmondfed) • Instagram (@richmondfed) • YouTube (richmondfed)
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External link for Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
- Industry
- Banking
- Company size
- 1,001-5,000 employees
- Headquarters
- Richmond, VA
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 1915
- Specialties
- Monetary Policy, Bank Supervision, Financial Education, Financial Services, Economic Research, Bank Examination, Payment Systems, Economic Education, Community Development, FOMC, Consumer Affairs, Electronic Payment Service, Data Security, Information Technology, and Risk Management
Locations
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701 East Byrd Street
Richmond, VA 23219, US
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502 S Sharp St
Baltimore, Maryland 21201, US
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530 E Trade St
Charlotte, North Carolina 28202, US
Employees at Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
Updates
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In case you missed it, Stephanie Norris, a senior research analyst, and Laura Ullrich, a senior regional economist, recently joined Speaking of the Economy, the Richmond Fed's podcast, to discuss the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). With the release of the new FAFSA form, the year-over-year FAFSA completions were down by almost 40 percent based on data from the end of March. The question is, will declines in FAFSA completions hurt college enrollment, including at community colleges? Listen here and find out: https://bit.ly/4fjeuGf #SpeakingoftheEconomy #FAFSA #CommunityColleges
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In case you missed it, the Richmond Fed hosted its fifth annual Investing in Rural America Conference in May. More than 250 community leaders gathered in Roanoke, Virginia, to learn, connect, and discuss best practices for solving challenges facing small towns and rural communities. In this Speaking of the Economy, the Richmond Fed’s podcast, host and senior economics writer Tim Sablik shares some of the key insights from the two-day event. Listen here: https://bit.ly/4bJ6Hyf and for more information about the conference, visit: https://bit.ly/3zBOGoc #SpeakingoftheEconomy #IRAConference #Rural
Building and Sustaining Momentum in Rural America
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Did you know that a signature focus of the Richmond Fed's Rural Investment Collaborative — a community of practice that is working together to help small towns and rural communities thrive by improving their access to capital — is to routinely provide training that can help more communities develop viable proposals? Jason Smith (pictured right), the Richmond Fed's senior community development advisor, joins Speaking of the Economy, the Richmond Fed's podcast, to discuss the results of the first round of the Bank's Community Investment training. He also shares his interview with one of the program's participants, Craig Sewell (pictured left) of the Southern Maryland Agricultural Development Commission. Listen here: https://bit.ly/4bW20kT and for more information on the Rural Investment Collaborative and Community Investment training program, visit: https://bit.ly/3Lj3vP6 #SpeakingoftheEconomy #CommunityDevelopment #Rural
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Happy #NationalInternDay to all our interns at the Richmond Fed! We appreciate your countless contributions to the Fifth District and National IT teams this summer. #interns #FindYourFedCareer #RichmondFedInterns
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ALERT: Be aware of potentially fake online job postings that claim to be applications for Federal Reserve positions. Please verify and apply to jobs on the Federal Reserve System Careers site or through verified Federal Reserve Bank social media channels: https://lnkd.in/gj8WAypd
Federal Reserve System Careers
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Earlier this week, we shared how our Boards of Directors connect us with the communities we serve and provide diverse economic insights to inform monetary policymaking. Today, we're excited to announce our newest director for Richmond: Scott Werry, managing partner for Altas Partners. Learn more about Scott and our Boards of Directors: https://bit.ly/3K4YmIx
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One objective when the Richmond Fed began the first pilot phase of the Survey of Community College Outcomes (SCCO) was to generate a measure of success tailored to community colleges. In the latest Community College Insights, the blog that features deep-dive analysis and commentary from the SCCO survey team, Stephanie Norris, a senior research analyst, explores the Richmond Fed’s success rates from the 2023 survey and illustrates how community colleges succeed in different ways. To learn more, including the importance of using a more inclusive approach to assessing the extent to which a community college fulfills its role, visit: Inclusive Pathways to Success: https://bit.ly/4csaC3B #CommunityCollegeInsights #CommunityColleges #Survey
Inclusive Pathways to Success: Why Community Colleges Require Different Criteria
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Our Community Conversations series helps us to stay informed about the needs of communities throughout the Fifth district. Members of our outreach team, including community development and regional manager Erika Bell, travel to visit with business and community leaders to better understand their challenges and successes. The information gained helps Erika and her teammates understand and promote community development in these areas, with a focus on low-and-moderate income households, rural communities and small towns. Learn how Erika's upbringing in rural South Carolina uniquely prepared her to facilitate Community Conversations and engage with community leaders in her role at the Richmond Fed. https://lnkd.in/eW3HdzrY
Erika Bell, Richmond Fed - Inspire Stories
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In 2022, the U.S. Census Bureau announced that international migration to the United States had returned to pre-COVID-19 pandemic levels, and recent estimates suggest immigration has surged to unprecedented levels. In the Fifth District, about 20 percent of urban counties saw international migration rates higher than the nation's. The District of Columbia, Maryland, and Virginia experienced a higher net international migration rate (driven by in-migration to the D.C. metro area), but some rural places experienced notable international migration as well. In this Regional Matters, the Richmond Fed's blog that examines local, regional and national data that matter to the Fifth District economy and our communities, Surekha Carpenter, an intermediate research analyst, and Adam Scavette, a regional economist, analyze recent census data to understand how the flow of international migration changed in the Fifth District from the onset of the pandemic. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/3Y0dQHj #RegionalMatters #InternationalMigration #Immigration
Understanding Immigration in the Fifth District: Where Did International Migrants Settle?
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