Banking and Payments Research

Research staff analyze domestic and international payments systems as well as the banking industry.

Recent Articles

Payments System Research Briefing

New Data on Card-Present and Card-Not-Present Fraud Rates in the United States

Recently released data show that some trends in payment card fraud continue while others have reversed.

Payments System Research Briefing | Payments
Research Working Paper

Does Experience Matter? Past Fraud Experiences, Data Compromises, and Credit Market Behavior

Past experiences with fraud affect whether individuals take precautionary measures under a new fraud threat.

Research Working Paper | Banking and Finance
Economic Bulletin

Higher Treasury Supply Is Likely to Put Upward Pressure on Interest Rates

U.S. government debt has grown over time, expanding the supply of Treasuries and putting upward pressure on interest rates.

Economic Bulletin | Banking and Finance
Research Working Paper

Financial Constraints and Employment Dynamics following Natural Disasters

Financial constraints can weigh on credit access and employment after a natural disaster—even outside the affected area.

Research Working Paper | Banking and Finance | Economic Geography | Macroeconomics
Economic Bulletin

How Should Bank Supervision and Regulation Be Tailored?

Banks can be classified based on simple asset thresholds or more complex criteria, but both approaches have drawbacks.

Economic Bulletin | Banking and Finance | Law and Economics
Research Working Paper

An Analytical Price of Stablecoin “Deposit” Insurance

This paper provides the first analytical estimates of the price of guaranteeing stablecoins against loss.

Research Working Paper | Banking and Finance | Payments | Quantitative Methods
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