Fields of interest
Regional employment forecasts, transportation, immigration, financial services, real estate

Rae Rosen is a senior economist and vice president at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
Ms. Rosen represents the Bank to the business, banking, government, nonprofit, academic and media groups interested in the regional economy. She is a member of several economic advisory panels to state and local governments, business associations and nonprofits that work to further regional development. She develops the regional employment forecast, directs research on topics of regional interest, and writes for Current Issues in Economic and Finance, a Fed publication that addresses economic trends on a topical basis. Her responsibilities include analyzing the economic conditions and critical issues that affect the region’s economy.

Ms. Rosen joined the Bank in December 1992. She was appointed an officer of the Bank in June 1999 and vice president in December 2012. Her prior positions have included vice-president, senior economist at the Federal Home Loan Bank of New York, where Ms. Rosen was responsible for forecasts of the regional economy and the real estate market; and senior economist at Merrill Lynch Economics, Inc., where Ms. Rosen was a consultant to major U.S. and European motor vehicle manufacturers and their suppliers.

Ms. Rosen holds an MBA at the Graduate School of Business, New York University, and a B.A. in economics at Barnard College, Columbia University.