Biography
Douglas D. Evanoff is a senior financial economist and vice president in the economic research department of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago.
As director of the financial studies group, he oversees research on
financial markets and regulation. He serves as an advisor to senior
management of the Federal Reserve System on regulatory issues and is chairman of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago's annual Conference on
Bank Structure and Competition. Evanoff also serves as adjunct faculty
member in the Graduate School of Business at DePaul University.
Evanoff's current research interests include bank cost and merger
analysis, financial sector regulation, mortgage markets, payment system
mechanisms and accessibility to consumer credit. He has published studies
in a wide array of professional journals and books on issues including
credit access, bank regulation, industry structure, bank efficiency,
payments systems issues and correspondent banking.
Evanoff received a Ph.D. in economics from Southern Illinois University.
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