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Author:McAndrews, James J. 

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Where has all the paper gone? Book-entry delivery-against-payment systems

Business Review , Issue Nov , Pages 19-30

Working Paper
Shared ownership and pricing in a network switch

Working Papers , Paper 94-6

Discussion Paper
Did the Fed’s Term Auction Facility Work?

The Federal Reserve introduced the Term Auction Facility (TAF) in December 2007 to provide term loans to banks during the recent financial crisis. In this post, we report on the effectiveness of the TAF during the early stages of the crisis. We find that the TAF was associated with a decrease in the “liquidity premium,” one component of a bank’s borrowing cost. In other words, the TAF worked as intended.
Liberty Street Economics , Paper 20111011

Speech
Modern recipes for financial crises

Remarks at the University of Iowa, December 4, 2015.
Speech , Paper 190

Speech
Economic research and stress testing

Remarks at the Fourth Annual Stress Test Modeling Symposium, Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, Boston, Massachusetts.
Speech , Paper 173

Working Paper
Regional authorities, public services, and the location of economic activity

Working Papers , Paper 90-17

Report
Quantifying the benefits of a liquidity-saving mechanism

This paper attempts to quantify the benefits associated with operating a liquidity-saving mechanism (LSM) in Fedwire, the large-value payment system of the Federal Reserve. Calibrating the model of Martin and McAndrews (2008), we find that potential gains are large compared to the likely cost of implementing an LSM, on the order of hundreds of thousands of dollars per day.
Staff Reports , Paper 447

Journal Article
The Federal Reserve's Term Auction Facility

As liquidity conditions in the term funding markets grew increasingly strained in late 2007, the Federal Reserve began making funds available directly to banks through a new tool, the Term Auction Facility (TAF). The TAF provides term funding on a collateralized basis, at interest rates and amounts set by auction. The facility is designed to improve liquidity by making it easier for sound institutions to borrow when the markets are not operating efficiently.
Current Issues in Economics and Finance , Volume 14 , Issue Jul

Conference Paper
Can small banks survive deregulation? the role of the Fed in the correspondent banking market

Proceedings , Paper 716

Working Paper
Worker debt with bankruptcy

Working Papers , Paper 91-2

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