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Learn about the Bank's role in monetary policy, banking, research, education, and community development. Find local data, events, news, and contact information.
Learn about the vision, mission, values, and history of the Chicago Fed, a regional bank of the Federal Reserve System. The Chicago Fed serves the Seventh District, which covers four states and 35 million people.
The homepage of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, including recent news, upcoming events, and economic snapshot data.
Learn how to advance your career with the Chicago Fed, one of the 12 Reserve Banks in the Federal Reserve System. Explore meaningful opportunities across technology, professional services and more.
Learn how the Chicago Fed conducts economic research and policy analysis to foster a healthy, stable, and inclusive economy. Explore its publications, data, events, and special projects on various topics.
The web page explains the role and functions of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago in supervising and regulating banks in the 7th District. It also provides resources for bankers and consumers, and a video on bank supervision and regulation.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago shares its economic research and news of its other work via a range of publication channels, including working papers, Chicago Fed Letters, Chicago Fed Insights, Chicago Fed Economic Perspectives, and AgLetters.
Learn how the Chicago Fed was established in 1914 as one of the 12 regional banks of the Federal Reserve System, and how it evolved to meet the challenges of the economy and the nation. Explore the milestones, innovations and events that shaped the Bank's history and role in the Seventh District.
The main office of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago is located at 230 S. LaSalle St., Chicago, IL 60604. You can also find the address and phone number of the Detroit branch office, request a speaker, or report a complaint or fraud.
Advisory Councils are composed of members from a variety of industries and from academia, both in the Seventh Federal Reserve District and nationwide. They meet regularly — usually twice a year — to provide input on regional economic issues and help contribute to the Federal Reserve's formulation of national monetary policy.