Central Banker - Autumn 2001 - St. Louis Fed

The Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

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Centeral Banker

Fall 2001

News and Views for Eighth District Bankers

	Treasury Implements New TT&L Investment Option
		Dynamic Investing will provide financial institutions more options on how to invest their treasury funds.
	New Look, Same Book
		Central Banker has undergone a complete facelift--take a look!
	Fed Updates District Telephone Systems to Improve Customer Service
		Learn how changes in telephone systems across the District will improve our ability to provide customer service.
	Going Modern: Fed Brings Check-Processing Systems into the New Millennium
		Four, separate check-processing projects are under way throughout the Federal Reserve System.
	Reserve Board Creates New Form to Reduce Respondent Burden
		The "Report of Changes in Organizational Structure" (FR Y-10), which replaces FR Y-6A, will simplify the way banks report structure information to the Fed.
	Despite the Recent Boom, Stockholding Is Still in the Hands of Few
		Hui Guo, an economist at the St. Louis Fed, discusses which segments of the population are purchasing stocks and which segments are choosing safer assets.
	Feditorial: Financial Literacy-- Can Americans Afford to Be Without it?
		Randy Sumner, vice president of Public and Community Affairs at the St. Louis Fed, discusses his views on the role financial literacy plays in economic prosperity.
	Regional Roundup
		St. Louis Check Department Improves Customer Service Fed to Produce Three More Credit Scoring Brochures
	Fed Facts
		Fed Web Site Explains Credit Card Offers to Consumers New Video Helps Prevent Identity Theft Resources Available for the Self Employed
	Calendar

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Alice Dames, at (314) 444-8593 or alice.c.dames@stls.frb.org.