Denver Branch News
This issue of Rocky Mountain Economist: Job Loss, Job Training and Labor Market Scarring
In this edition of the Rocky Mountain Economist, we highlight on-the-job training for workers in the United States and the Rocky Mountain region and document job losses across occupations that vary in their required amounts of on-the-job training during this public-health induced downturn. Lost skills and training can pose a risk to the recovery in the labor market over the longer-run.
Mountain region leadership: Q&A with Denver Branch Executive Nicholas Sly
Midway through his first year in the Mountain Region, Branch Executive Nicholas Sly discusses the Kansas City Fed’s work in Colorado, New Mexico and Wyoming, as well as COVID-19’s impact.
Enhancements to Regional Databooks
The Regional Economic Databooks will now be released quarterly and have a more robust explanation of trends from our regional economists. Learn more about CO, KS, MO NE, NM, OK, WY and the Tenth District.
Investment Connection - COVID 19 response
In response to the effect of COVID-19, the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City held Investment Connection-Response to COVID-19, as a special series of webinar events. Learn more about the proposals here.
Look back at the history of the Denver Branch
Learn more about the history of the Denver Branch and how it has been part of the community for over 100 years.
Around the Region
As part of our digital inclusion initiative, the Denver Branch donates refurbished laptops to the Center for Work Education and Employment to help support low-income parents.
Speeches
Oct 16, 2020 | New Mexico Economic Forum
Oct 16, 2020 | Energy Economic Outlook
Oct 15, 2020 | Colorado Economic Forum
Oct 15, 2020 | Energy Economic Outlook
Oct 14, 2020 | Wyoming Economic Forum
More speeches
Staff at the Kansas City Fed's Denver Branch:
Staff at the Kansas City Fed’s Denver Branch:
- Provide insights and analysis on Colorado, Wyoming and New Mexico’s economy.
- Promote a safe, stable and competitive banking system through the supervision and regulation of financial institutions while also providing proactive outreach to state member banks and bank holding companies.
- Host programs, such as Economic Forums, for business, banking and community leaders to gather more information about local and national economic conditions.
- Work with educators and students, as well as the public, around Colorado, Wyoming and New Mexico to promote economic and financial education with free resources.
- Support community economic growth among low and moderate income and disadvantaged communities through research, resources and relationships with stakeholders in the areas of housing, workforce, small business development and community investments.
- Promote a safe, stable and competitive banking system through the supervision and regulation of financial institutions while also providing proactive outreach to state member banks and bank holding companies.
- Host Economic Forums and speak to groups across the state to provide insights on the regional and national economy.
- Process and distribute coin and currency to financial institutions in Colorado, Wyoming, northern New Mexico, western Kansas and western Nebraska.
- Invite all into the Denver Money Museum to learn about money, the economy and the Federal Reserve.
The Denver Branch Turns 100
