Who will be the next permanent president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta?
FedOne-OffPoliticsUS PoliticsCentral Banks23dManifold MarketsNo KYCCurrent community forecastCheryl Venable 5.6%Leader of 4 outcomes
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6
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multiple choice
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Updated 22 minutes ago
Nov 15, 25, 11:31 PMJul 31, 26, 10:59 PM
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Cheryl Venable6%
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Resolution criteria
- The market resolves based on who is appointed as the permanent president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta following Raphael Bostic's retirement on February 28, 2026.
- Resolution will be determined by official announcement from the Atlanta Fed's board of directors.
- If no successor is appointed by February 28, 2026, Cheryl Venable will assume the duties of president on an interim basis, in which case the market resolves to "Other" or N/A pending a permanent appointment.
- For official announcements, see: https://www.atlantafed.org/
- Raphael Bostic, the 15th president of the Atlanta Fed since June 2017, announced his intention to retire at the end of his current term on February 28, 2026.