Central Banks
Lorie Logan Makes Waves on Wall Street From Her Perch at the Dallas Fed
- After two decades in New York, Logan is still watching markets
- Dallas Fed chief talks balance sheet in Bloomberg interview
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As Federal Reserve officials debate what to do with their massive asset portfolio this year, the place investors are looking to for guidance is about 1,400 miles southwest of Wall Street.
Lorie Logan became president of the Dallas Fed in August 2022 after more than two decades at the New York Fed, where she rose from an entry-level analyst to become one of its most senior officials, managing the central bank’s balance sheet. In that role, she helped oversee the Fed’s last effort to pare its portfolio, which in 2019 culminated in market turmoil that investors and policymakers are anxious to avoid repeating this time around.