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Psaros Center Updates Psaros Family Commits $25 Million to the Psaros Center for Financial Markets and Policy September 22, 2026

Event Recap Inside the Financial Markets Quality Conference 2026: Insights from Regulators, Lawmakers, and Wall Street September 28, 2026

Event Recap Live From Georgetown: Watch the FMQ 2026 Interviews on Bloomberg’s The Close September 28, 2026

Research New Research: What Does Tokenization Actually Intermediate?: Evidence from Real-World Asset Ledgers September 16, 2026

Mary Callahan Erdoes, Dan Katz, and Reena Aggarwal on Stage

0.9% The 2025 GDP forecast has downgraded from 2.0%. Why?

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Upcoming Events The Georgetown Psaros Center for Financial Markets and Policy regularly convenes key leaders in finance and policy, reaching influential decision-makers through its strong faculty connections, track record of excellence, unparalleled alumni network, and prime location in Washington, D.C.

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Sep 23 Financial Markets Quality Conference 2026 8:00 am-5:00 pm EST Lohrfink Auditorium, Rafik B. Hariri Building

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FMQ 2026 Bloomberg TV Interview Live From Georgetown: KPS Capital’s Michael Psaros on U.S. Capital Markets

Policy Speech Fed Vice Chair for Supervision Michelle Bowman: A Fresh Look at Supervision and Regulation

FMQ 2026 Bloomberg TV Interview Evolving Markets and Technology Panel Discussion

Rostin Behnam and Patrick McHenry on stage with Mike Piwowar

Webinar Bridging the Divide: A Bipartisan Dialogue on Digital Asset Regulation

Research Highlights

200 million Consumers are impacted by credit reporting agencies and calls are being made to enhance the accuracy, transparency, and effectiveness of credit reporting systems in the United States.

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“81% of Americans are concerned about how companies use their data, and only 57% of Americans trust financial institutions to protect their information.”

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At the Georgetown Psaros Center, students are encouraged to demonstrate thought leadership by conducting original research and participating in ongoing events and speaker engagements on financial policy topics, including fintech and innovation, market structure, and more.

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