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How are six of nine director positions for boards of each federal district bank filled?
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How are six of the nine director positions for the boards of each Federal District Bank filled?
Each of the regional banks have nine directors, divided into three classes of 3. Class A are designed as bankers and are elected by the member banks of that region. Class B are supposed to "represent the public" but you might wonder because they to are elected by the regional banks. Class B directors cannot be executives of commercial bank but the line can be blurred. Dick Fuld, CEO of Lehman was a Class B director. Lehman was an investment bank, not a commercial bank. Class C are also supposed to represent the public and are appointed by the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System (Bernanke, et al). I assume the "six of nine" reference is to Classes A and B who are all elected by bankers.
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How many directors are on the Boards for each of the 12 Federal Reserve Banks?
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Federal Reserve System what percentage of stock ownership represents a controlling shareholder?
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