Banking Act of 1935
The Act strengthens central direction of monetary policy through a redesigned Federal Reserve Board.
Role range: 1934-1948
Follow Marriner Stoddard Eccles through 3 dated historical records for United States of America.
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The Act strengthens central direction of monetary policy through a redesigned Federal Reserve Board.
Role range: 1934-1948
Marriner Eccles begins service as chairman of the reorganized Federal Reserve Board, taking the leading policy role in the central bank after the institutional changes made by the Banking Act of 1935.
Role range: 1936-1948
The Federal Reserve directs Reserve Banks to purchase Treasury bills offered at a fixed three-eighths percent discount rate, supporting wartime government financing and anchoring short-term interest rates.
Role range: 1936-1948
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