FED_SPEECH · July 7, 2026 · 07:00 ET
Fed Speech · Bowman
Released
Fed Speech · Bowman is scheduled for July 7, 2026 at 07:00 ET. The actual figure appears here after the official release.
About this release
Fed governors and regional presidents speak at conferences and testimony. Because policy runs on expectations, these remarks are the committee’s expectation-management channel between meetings.
Between meetings, Fed officials steer expectations through speeches — the chair and voting members can move markets mid-sentence.
About Fed Speeches: release schedule & how to read it →
Get the actual number pushed within seconds — download FirstPrint
What the statement says
Fed Vice Chair for Supervision Bowman emphasized materiality assessment and proportionality in AI governance, as part of the FSB’s consultation report on sound AI practices.
- Bowman explicitly stated that her views are her own and not necessarily those of the Federal Reserve Board or the FOMC
- The speech addresses sound practices for AI adoption in financial institutions—not monetary policy, interest rates, inflation, or balance sheet policy
- AI use must be assessed for materiality to determine appropriate governance intensity; non-material uses warrant lighter supervisory touch
- Proportionality is central: supervisory expectations for smaller institutions differ from those for larger, more complex AI deployments
- The Fed has monitored bank AI usage for nearly a decade, with focus on enabling responsible innovation across institution sizes
AI-generated summary of the official text. The official statement is authoritative. Not investment advice.
Figures as published by the official source, which is authoritative. Not investment advice.