Central Banker - Spring 2004

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St. Louis Fed Announces New Direction for Its Branches

Read about the new plans for the Little Rock and Louisville branches after the restructurings are complete.

Financial Institutions Must Convert to Web-Based Reporting

Institutions will have several electronic-reporting resources at their disposal. Learn more about them.

N ew Regulatory Presence in Memphis Will Increase Access to Fed Examiners

Julie Stackhouse, senior vice president of Banking Supervision and Regulation, shares how the St. Louis Fed will be reaching out to the mid-South banking community.

Also in this issue:

Seasonal Credit Is Available to Community Banks

Federal Reserve Helps Treasury Improve Its Electronic Payments Programs

Regional Roundup
• Fed Offers Check Imaging Seminar for Bankers
• Check Front Office is “Here to Serve”
• Treasury Announces Consolidation of Fed Savings Bond/TreasuryDirect Sites

Eighth District Announces Changes to Board of Directors

Why It’s Important to Examine Regional Differences When Measuring Bank Asset Quality

Fed Facts
• Fed Publishes Online National Business Continuity Guide
• BOG Creates Helpful Resources for Regulatory Reporters
• St. Louis Fed Publishes District Dialogue Schedule

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