Biographical facts about Alan Greenspan, including his service at the Federal Reserve, his time in the Ford administration, and his academic background.

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• Alan Greenspan →

  American economist and financial advisor (born 1926)

  • Nomura notes high accuracy of Fed's market moves as Warsh presides over his first meeting, with Fed statements echoing Greenspan's style.Mon 10:26
• FED →

  business

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• New York University →

  private university in New York City

  • A gathering involving Jon Batiste and New York University took place on September 1st for the launch of a global collection during the UN General Assembly.Mon 00:21
  • Barron Trump is a student at New York University, while his family's business interests are tied to the Mar-a-Lago Club in Palm Beach.Fri 09:14
• Gerald Ford →

  president of the United States from 1974 to 1977 (1913–2006)

  • Gerald Ford gathered at Château de Rambouillet for a summit.Thu 12:25
  • Presidential visits are credited with promoting the ski resort boom in Colorado.Wed 23:58

Related events

• The article details the various roles and political contexts of Alan Greenspan's career, including his service at the US Federal Reserve and his interactions with international bodies like the RBI.Jun 25
• Alan Greenspan's leadership of the Fed is being assessed, noting that his policies led to both economic growth and subsequent financial crisis and recession.Jun 23