Boston Fed offers video to help ensure compliance with reserve requirements

CENTRAL BANK | September 03, 2019 |

The Federal Reserve Bank of Boston is offering First District customers a self-paced, 30-minute 2019 Reserve Account Management Session Video (Off-site) sponsored by the Supervision, Regulation and Credit Department.

The video is targeted to First District financial institution staff with direct responsibility for, or a general interest in, reserve requirement management and administration. This session is informative for institutions with questions on reserves management or with a desire to stay apprised of developments relating to reserves programs.

For more information, contact the First District Reserve Account Management at (800) 526-0338.

Visit the Reserve Account Management page and scroll down to the Services & Resources section for materials that include the Account Management Guide and the Reserve Maintenance Manual (Off-site).

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