Atlanta Fed President Discloses Finances

As one of 12 regional Federal Reserve Banks and as representatives of the Sixth Federal Reserve District, we understand the importance of the public's trust to maintaining the integrity and credibility of the US central bank. The Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta is committed to transparency, and, in that effort, we are making the Atlanta Fed president's financial disclosure forms available to the public.

As an employee of our Bank, our president is subject to the Atlanta Fed's employee code of conduct, which outlines the standards we expect from all employees. As a senior official of our Bank and a member of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC), our president is subject to the Board of Governors' Voluntary Guide to Conduct for Senior Officials, which prohibits transactions during blackout periods before FOMC meetings and outlines other restrictions.

The FOMC adopted comprehensive new rules in February 2022 for the investment and trading activity of senior officials. The rules took effect May 1, 2022. The requirements for advance notice and preclearance of transactions took effect July 1, 2022.

The Atlanta Fed's chief ethics officer reviews the president's financial disclosure every year and reports potential conflicts of interest to the Atlanta Fed's board of directors throughout the year, if any arise. The Federal Reserve Board of Governors also reviews the financial disclosures annually.

Former president Raphael Bostic retired on February 28, 2026. Cheryl Venable, first vice president and chief operating officer, currently serves as the Bank's interim president and CEO, effective March 1, 2026. Bostic's financial disclosures from his tenure as Bank president are available on his disclosures page.

Have questions? Contact Karen Mracek in the Atlanta Fed's Public Affairs office at 470-249-8348 or karen.mracek@atl.frb.org.