Fifteen names. That's what landed on Thursday, quietly, without much fanfare beyond financial press circles, but if you actually sit with the list, it's a genuinely unusual mix. A former Bank of England governor. A venture capitalist better known for backing tech startups than shaping monetary policy. An Xbox executive. The Kevin Warsh Federal Reserve task forces announcement isn't just personnel news. It's the clearest signal yet of how far the new Fed chair intends to go in rethinking an institution that hasn't seen this kind of outside scrutiny in generations.
Warsh, who took over as Fed chair in May, had already told people this was coming. Back at his first press conference last month, he floated the idea of forming task forces to examine the Fed's core operations. Now the leadership behind each one is public, and the names involved say a lot about what kind of shakeup he's actually aiming for.





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