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In response to member feedback and in an effort to provide our membership with valuable insight to help further your business goals, the MSD Weekly Market Update is designed to provide insight into current market trends and news and will be released every Friday.
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February 21, 2025

MSD Weekly Market Update: Week Ending February 21, 2025

Market participants will contend with a crowded calendar of decidedly mixed economic releases in the upcoming week. Contracts to purchase a home likely rebounded at the end of last year, but prices received by sellers in major metropolitan areas slowed. Concerns about current economic conditions and prospects for the balance of 2025 probably weighed heavily on consumers’ spirits in February…

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In case you were unable to view the live webinar on December 9, 2021—Your Trusted Partner Through All Operating Environments: A Fireside Chat with José R. González, President and CEO, Presented by FHLBNY…
Callable Advance You Have The Power
The Callable Advance was developed in consultation with our members to help meet their changing liquidity needs and to assist in their asset/liability management. The Callable Advance is essentially a Fixed-Rate Advance that gives members the option of calling (terminating)…
You cant predict Event
Back by popular demand, Scott Hildenbrand presents a timely discussion focused on balance sheet strategies and tactics in the current operating environment…
Market Outlook KH Event
Kristina Hooper, CFP®, CAIA, CIMA®, ChFC®, Invesco’s Chief Global Marketing Strategist, walks through Invesco’s 2022 Investment Outlook, a practical guide to help FHLBNY members make more informed investment decisions. Following dramatic fiscal and monetary policy moves in…
What goes up must come down
The FHLBNY Fixed-Rate Advance with a LIBOR Cap (Fixed-Rate with Cap) product is a hybrid funding option that combines a fixed-rate borrowing with an embedded interest-rate cap that is tied to the 3-Month LIBOR rate, with maturities from 1 to 10 years.
Turning Pages
The year ahead appears poised to be a turning point for the U.S. and local economies. The discovery and growing distribution of vaccines against COVID-19 should allow a return to some normalcy later this year. At the same time, a new administration in Washington implies that fiscal policy will play a greater role as business activity recovers from the health crisis.
The Next M&A Wave is Here
As we emerge from the current COVID-19 crisis, we are seeing significant structural changes occurring within the financial industries that are certain to impact the pace of M&A. The low-rate environment…
The NEV Test FI
In this webinar for Credit Unions, Frank Farone, Managing Director at Darling Consulting Group, addresses the recent operating environment and what that means for the Net Economic Value (NEV) Supervisory Test…
Webinar SOFR
In this webinar, Rei Shinozuka summarized the history of the London Interbank Offered Rate (LIBOR), and why U.S. dollar rates are transitioning to the Secured Overnight Financing Rate (SOFR)…
The Evolution of CDFIs and Their Growing Partnership Opportunity with the FHLBNY
A discussion about the growing partnership between CDFIs and the Federal Home Loan Bank of New York. Our special guest presenter, Clifford Rosenthal, has served in the CDFI movement’s leadership…
Taking Stock of the Current Economic Expansion
On a monthly basis, the recovery from the pandemic-induced shuttering of the U.S. economy marked its one-year anniversary in April. Buoyed by massive fiscal support and expanding COVID-19 vaccinations…
SPA Feature
Federal Home Loan Bank of New York (FHLBNY) members have the ability, at the time of the trade, to add symmetry to certain advances with maturities of one year or greater. The SPA feature allows members to receive compensation for favorable changes…
Starting the Year
As we enter a new year still amid a global pandemic, it is becoming quite clear that 2021 will begin with a tremendous amount of uncertainty. The new year will pose a challenging operating environment to our members marked by strong headwinds and some of the following unanswered questions…
Liquidity challenges FI
We are delighted to host our first informative session of 2023. This webinar will address current and upcoming liquidity challenges in our industry and what credit unions should consider doing to develop a “best practice” approach to liquidity management. Deposits are down, cash levels are shrinking, and wholesale funding is on the rise…
Principal Deferred Advance
The Principal-Deferred Advance (PDA) is a hybrid advance product that combines elements of the Fixed-Rate Advance and the Amortizing Advance. With the PDA, principal payments are deferred for a predetermined period, while the interest rate is locked…
Positioning For Success
What if you had the ability, through your membership in the FHLBNY, to optimize your balance sheet, reduce risk, enhance your bottom line, grow capital or invest in your business? Being a member of the Federal Home Loan Bank of New York (FHLBNY) puts you in a powerful position to…
Podcast feature
In these final episodes of “The Great Transition: LIBOR-SOFR” podcast series, we focus on the various uses of LIBOR in the marketplace as well as what our regulators are doing to help facilitate the transition…
Podcast feature
In episode 3, “Jumping on the SOFR Bandwagon,” we discuss the differences between LIBOR and SOFR-indexed instruments as well as how to leverage the potential benefits of SOFR for your institution…
Podcast feature
The FHLBNY is pleased to present our new podcast series, “The Great Transition: LIBOR-SOFR.” In episode 1, we take a deep dive into the history behind the London Inter-bank Offered Rate (LIBOR) and what you can expect as the industry transitions to SOFR…
Webinar PPP
Our members that PPP lending has been a primary focus, with many unknowns still yet to unfold. In this session, we welcome Michael Schor and Sunil Kapur of Deloitte, who will explore topics such as…
Our Year of the Pandemic
Despite the very difficult operating environment driven by the pandemic, many FHLBNY members actually increased profits in 2020. This webinar provides a look at the pandemic, the current and future state of our industry, and how to apply…
Now What Navigating Fearlessly
Bring Your ALM Strategies Out of Hibernation this Groundhog’s Day! Presented by Frank L. Farone | Darling Consulting Group (DCG). Designed to address credit union-specific challenges and opportunities, and learn how to properly assess and manage today’s risks…
Mirror Mirror
As the current interest rate cycle progresses, the yield curve has inverted with long-term treasury rates testing historic lows. The push on deposit growth in 2018 has left many banks and credit unions with a higher cost of funds than in years past,…
2023 Kristina Hooper Webinar
Kristina Hooper discusses her outlook for the economy and markets for the remainder of 2023 and beyond. From recent challenges in the banking industry to inflation to earnings, 2023 has already faced a variety of uncertainties…
07.12 K-Hooper Orange-2 FI
In this webinar, Kristina Hooper walks through Invesco’s 2022 Mid-Year Investment Outlook, a practical guide to help FHLBNY members make more informed decisions. At the midpoint of 2022, COVID-19’s remarkable effects on economies and policies remain top of mind, but a new set of uncertainties has also entered the picture – inflation, central bank tightening, and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine….
Managing
Managing deposit costs is more than just pricing. In this second session of the two-part webinar series presented by Parliment Consulting Services, Janet Lockwood presents analytical tools…
Light at the Tunnel
The COVID-19 outbreak has triggered the sharpest contraction in U.S. economic activity and rise in unemployment since the Great Depression…
Reopenin
Following a period of prolonged economic weakness, the economy is finally heating up and the Federal Reserve is tightening by raising interest rates. While net interest margins are improving for…
LIBORs Transition to SOFR
The LIBOR Transition is the biggest transformation in financial services today, affecting some $200 trillion of U.S. Dollar transactions. LIBOR is slated for cessation at the end of 2021. Increasingly, financial regulators in the US and UK are speaking out about LIBOR reform…
LIBOR Transition: Fourth Quarter or Overtime?
The transition away from LIBOR has been years in the making. This year was to be the Fourth Quarter with the end of LIBOR targeted to be December 31, 2021. Recently, the Official Sector confirmed…
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Navigating through this current crisis presents formidable challenges for our members relating to diminished loan demand, a very difficult rate environment….
Interest Rate Swap
Interest Rate Swaps can be an effective tool in managing asset/liability mismatches present in many of our member’s balance sheets. Mismatches occur when a member funds long-term assets using short-term liabilities, or vice versa. Interest Rate Swaps involve…
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Interest rate risk is a paramount regulatory concern. Managing that risk and being able to justify your balance sheet strategies is critical to success. This session will give our Credit Union membership the tools they need to overcome challenges and make the most of…
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