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Federal Reserve Bank of New York

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Connections: Federal Reserve Bank of New York has direct or once-removed relationships with 699 people, organizations or other entities in our database of the most influential people in America. Under a scoring system that gives more weight to direct links, this score is higher than 99% of all entries.

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Muckety connection score: 99

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March 15, 2008

People related to Federal Reserve Bank of New York:

Lee C. Bollinger - chairman

Richard L. Carrion - director

Terrence J. Checki - EVP

James Dimon - director

William C. Dudley - president & CEO

Glenn H. Hutchins - director

Terry J. Lundgren - director

Alphonso O'Neil-White - director

Emily K. Rafferty - director

Kathryn S. Wylde - director

Other current Federal Reserve Bank of New York relationships:

Federal Reserve System - bank

Investor Advisory Committee on Financial Markets - advisory committee

Federal Reserve Bank of New York past relationships:

Herbert M. Allison Jr. - advisory committee member

American International Group, Inc. - provided bailout loans

Bear Stearns Companies Inc. - provided March 2008 bailout

Jill M. Considine - director

E. Gerald Corrigan - president & CEO

Richard A. Debs - COO

Federal Reserve Bank of New York - Buffalo - branch

Chester B. Feldberg - VP

Peter R. Fisher - EVP

Stephen Friedman - chairman

Richard S. Fuld Jr. - director

Timothy F. Geithner - president

Maurice R. Greenberg - chairman

Marshall S. Huebner - attorney in AIG bailout

Denis M. Hughes - chairman

Jeffrey R. Immelt - director

Henry Kaufman - economist

Jeffrey B. Kindler - director

Paul R. Krugman - consultant

Larry Kudlow - staff economist

William J. McDonough - president & CEO

Ronay A. Menschel - director

Indra K. Nooyi - director

Kathleen A. O'Neil - COO

Peter G. Peterson - chairman

John E. Sexton - chairman

Jerry I. Speyer - director

James S. Tisch - director

Paul A. Volcker - president

Charles V. Wait - director

John C. Whitehead - chairman

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