Volcker Report

The Volcker Report, also known as the Financial Stability Report, is an analysis produced by the Federal Reserve to assess the health and stability of the financial system. It examines risks, vulnerabilities, and overall resilience of banks, markets, and financial institutions. The goal is to identify potential threats that could lead to financial crises, allowing policymakers to take preventative actions. Named after former Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker, the report provides insights into economic conditions, financial trends, and the effectiveness of regulations to maintain economic stability.