Federal Reserve Governors Conference : Meeting Documents
Agendas, minutes, proceedings, and other documents from meetings of the Federal Reserve Governors Conference, also called the Conference of Governors, 1914-1935. Prior to the enactment of the Banking Act of 1935, the chief executive officer of each Federal Reserve Bank held the title of governor.
The Governors Conference was the precursor to the modern Conference of Presidents (CoP). The CoP is made up of the presidents of the 12 Federal Reserve Banks and meets periodically to identify, define, and deliberate issues of strategic significance to the Federal Reserve System; to consider matters of common interest; and to consult with and advise the Board of Governors.
- Federal Reserve Conference of Governors : Meeting Documents
- 1910s
- December 10-12, 1914, First Conference of Governors of Federal Reserve Banks
- January 20-23, 1915, Second Conference of Governors of Federal Reserve Banks
- March 11-12, 1915, Third Conference of Governors of Federal Reserve Banks
- June 14-16, 1915, Fourth Conference of Governors of the Federal Reserve Banks
- October 20-23, 1915, Fifth Conference of Governors of the Federal Reserve Banks
- November 17, 1915
- December 14-16, 1915
- January 19-21, 1916, Sixth Conference of Governors of Federal Reserve Banks
- April 17-22, 1916, Seventh Conference of Governors of Federal Reserve Banks
- August 22-23, 1916, Eighth Conference of Governors of Federal Reserve Banks
- December 11-14, 1916, Ninth Conference of Governors of Federal Reserve Banks
- April 4-6, 1917, Tenth Conference of Governors of Federal Reserve Banks
- November 8-9, 1917, Informal Conference of Governors of Federal Reserve Banks
- July 1-2, 1918, Informal Conference of Governors of Federal Reserve Banks
- March 20, 21 & 22, 1919, [Eleventh] Conference of Governors of Federal Reserve Banks
- November 19, 20 & 21, 1919, Twelfth Conference of Governors of Federal Reserve Banks
- 1920s
- 1930s
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These materials are organized by date and by meeting session on each day. The available materials vary by meeting, and some documents contain irregular numbering.
1914-1935
