Banking & Finance  November 7, 2008

Federal Reserve economist part of UNC Speaker Series

GREELEY – W. Scott Frame, financial economist and policy adviser with the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, will discuss “The U.S. Response to the Global Financial Crisis – An Insider’s View” as part of the University of Northern Colorado’s Business Plus Speakers Series.

Frame’s presentation will cover the past two years of financial history by discussing the origins of the subprime mortgage debacle and its transmission through financial institutions and markets, describing actions taken by the U.S. government intended to mitigate the crisis that is now truly global.

Frame’s major emphases are financial institutions, credit markets, real estate and public policy. Prior to joining the Bank in 2001, he was a senior financial economist at the U.S. Treasury Department from 1996 to 2000 and an adjunct professor of economics at Marymount University from 1999 to 2000.

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The Business Plus luncheon will be held Tuesday, Dec. 2, from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Greeley Country Club, 4500 W. 10th St. Cost is $20, including lunch. Register online at www.uncalumni.org/events/ or call 800-288-5104 or 970-351-2551. Deadline for registration is Nov. 25.

GREELEY – W. Scott Frame, financial economist and policy adviser with the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, will discuss “The U.S. Response to the Global Financial Crisis – An Insider’s View” as part of the University of Northern Colorado’s Business Plus Speakers Series.

Frame’s presentation will cover the past two years of financial history by discussing the origins of the subprime mortgage debacle and its transmission through financial institutions and markets, describing actions taken by the U.S. government intended to mitigate the crisis that is now truly global.

Frame’s major emphases are financial institutions, credit markets, real estate and public policy.…

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