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Big Banks vs Big Data: What the Open Banking Fight is All About
Section 1033 was supposed to give consumers radical control over their data, but it invited a new kind of fintech into a new kind of business model. It’s time for a do-over.
I generated an AI image on Open Banking but it was called Open Bo...
Monday Links: Kevin Warsh made clear that he knows why we have a central bank
And it’s not to cheerlead the AI revolution. Plus thoughts on open banking, Dolly Parton and the disappearance of the small church, and a brief tease on the most iconic cycling of my life.
- Kevin Warsh, In Our Time, At “Financial Innovat...
PCB Links: Does the Fed need a new beginning?
On Kevin Warsh’s comms approach, new research on Fed accounts, Woke 1 and elite academia, and going 53 mph in rural Maine on a beautiful road bike ride.
Kevin Warsh, looking a bit airbrushed and ready for a new beginning.
It's done - submitting The Federal Reserve: An American History
After ten years and thousands of hours, I have submitted my draft political history of the Fed
Gentle readers, loyal readers, thank you for your patience these last months while my preferred cadence for this Substack—Monday Links, Wednesda...
Trump continues his war against Fed independence
After a brief reprieve, Trump is back with his pretextual war against Lisa Cook, which is in fact a war against the Federal Reserve
Donald Trump today signaled that he would accept the Supreme Court’s invitation to try, again, to become th...
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Class of 1965 Associate Professor of Financial Regulation at The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania
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