The Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis announced a change to its board of directors effective March 2026, electing D. Neil Dauby, chairman and chief executive officer of German American Bank, as a Class A director to complete the unexpired portion of a three-year term. Class A directors are elected by member financial institutions in the St. Louis Fed’s Eighth District to represent those institutions. The nine-member board comprises three directors in each of Classes A, B and C, with Class B elected to represent the public and Class C appointed by the Board of Governors; the board provides oversight of Bank management and contributes regional economic and credit perspectives that inform Federal Open Market Committee deliberations.
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis elects D. Neil Dauby as Class A director to fill unexpired term
The Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis has elected D. Neil Dauby, chairman and chief executive officer of German American Bank, as a Class A director effective March 2026 to complete the unexpired portion of a three-year term. Class A directors are elected by member financial institutions in the Eighth District, and the nine-member board provides oversight of Bank management and regional economic and credit perspectives that inform Federal Open Market Committee deliberations.