The Thursday, December 3, 2020, Conversations with the St. Louis Fed session featured an update from Senior Vice President Carl White on the current state of the St. Louis Fed Supervision Division examination process, changes in rules and the extension of several Fed lending and liquidity facilities. He was joined by Assistant Vice President Doug Kerr from the Consumer Affairs unit, who discussed the Federal Reserve’s Advance Notice of Proposed Rulemaking on the Community Reinvestment Act.
The August 26, 2020, Conversations with the St. Louis Fed teleconference featured updates about the Eighth District by Senior Vice President Carl White. It also featured Vice President Allen North and Assistant Vice President Scott Smith who discussed Covid-19-related loan modifications, deferrals and loan loss reserves. Assistant Vice President Kevin Henry and Assistant Vice President Doug Kerr then reviewed Consumer Affairs exam procedures related to The Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act and other changes banks may see in upcoming exams.
The May 8, 2020, Conversations with the St. Louis Fed teleconference featured an economic update by Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis Economist Bill Emmons, updates about the Eighth District by Senior Vice President Carl White and Vice President Allen North.
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The May 1, Conversations with the St. Louis Fed teleconference featured an economic update by Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis Economist Bill Emmons, Assistant Vice President Doug Kerr discussed consumer compliance issues facing 8th District banks, and Assistant Vice President Scott Smith discussed capital resilience.
The April 24, Conversations with the St. Louis Fed teleconference featured Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis Executive Vice President and Product Manager Kathy Paese who discussed the Federal Economic Impact Payments. It also featured an update from Vice President Allen North on supervision questions and an economic update from Economist Bill Emmons.