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Keywords:Hurricane Katrina, 2005 

Journal Article
2005 Atlanta Fed annual report remembers the aftermath of Katrina

The Atlanta Fed?s recently released 2005 annual report pays tribute to the dedication and heroism of the directors and staff of its New Orleans Branch and to the resilience of the people of the Gulf Coast.
Financial Update , Volume 19 , Issue Q 2

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New booklet teaches bankers lessons from Hurricane Katrina

The aftermath of Hurricane Katrina demonstrated the importance of disaster preparedness. Banking agencies have developed a publication to help financial institutions prepare for extraordinary circumstances.
Financial Update , Volume 19 , Issue Q 3

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New Orleans banking forum to focus on challenges, community rebuilding

Financial Update , Volume 19 , Issue Q 1

Journal Article
Atlanta Fed operations withstand Katrina's might

Hurricane Katrina brought unprecedented challenges to the Atlanta Fed?s New Orleans Branch, but the Fed?s contingency efforts helped maintain payments in the region.
Financial Update , Volume 18 , Issue Q 4

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IDA Program Rebuilding Lives in Louisiana

Louisiana legislators recently approved $2 million in funding for a statewide individual development account program aimed at getting low-income hurricane victims back on their feet.
e-Perspectives , Volume 7 , Issue 2

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In the eye of the storm: gasoline markets after the hurricanes

Houston Business , Issue Jun

Discussion Paper
How effective were the financial safety nets in the aftermath of Katrina?

This paper describes the U.S. financial system?s response to the destruction caused by Hurricane Katrina and examines how financial safety nets helped meet consumers? needs in the aftermath of the storm. Overall, we find that consumers who hold deposit accounts at financial institutions are less vulnerable to financial disruptions than individuals who do not have either a checking or a savings account (the unbanked). The federal banking regulators? and financial institutions? responses to Hurricane Katrina, the financial vulnerability of unbanked families to this unexpected catastrophic ...
Consumer Finance Institute discussion papers , Paper 06-01

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Disasters, income, and wealth

EconSouth , Volume 8 , Issue Q 1

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