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Social Media Pick Your Poison: How Money Market Funds Reacted to Financial Stress in 2011 With Neel Krishnan, and Asani Sarkar Federal Reserve Bank of New York Liberty Street Economics Blog March, 2013 The Minimum Balance at Risk: A Proposal to Stabilize Money Market Funds With Marco Cipriani, Michael Holscher, and Patrick McCabe Federal Reserve Bank of New York Liberty Street Economics Blog October, 2012 The Odd Behavior of Repo Haircuts during the Financial Crisis With Adam Copeland Federal Reserve Bank of New York Liberty Street Economics Blog September, 2012 Mapping and Sizing the U.S. Repo Market With Adam Copeland, Isaac Davis, and Eric LeSueur Federal Reserve Bank of New York Liberty Street Economics Blog , June 2012 Money Market Funds and Systemic Risk With Marco Cipriani, Michael Holscher, and Patrick McCabe Federal Reserve Bank of New York Liberty Street Economics Blog, June 2012 Is Risk Rising in the Tri-Party Repo Market? Federal Reserve Bank of New York Liberty Street Economics Blog, February 2012 How the High Level of Reserves Benefits the Payment System With Jamie McAndrews and Morten Bech Federal Reserve Bank of New York Liberty Street Economics Blog, February 2012 Remaining Risks in the Tri-Party Repo Market Federal Reserve Bank of New York Liberty Street Economics Blog, November 2011 Just Released: Money and Payments Workshop Examines Repo Market Reform With Gara Afonso Federal Reserve Bank of New York Liberty Street Economics Blog, October 2011 Stabilizing the Tri-Party Repo Market by Eliminating the “Unwind” Federal Reserve Bank of New York Liberty Street Economics Blog, July 2011 Everything You Wanted to Know about the Tri-Party Repo Market, but Didn't Know to Ask With Lucinda Brickler, and Antoine Martin Federal Reserve Bank of New York Liberty Street Economics Blog, April 2011 The views expressed in the papers listed on this page are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the position of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York or the Federal Reserve System. |


