New Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh is signaling a notable shift in tone and philosophy at the central bank — one that may resonate with wealth advisors and RIAs navigating a market increasingly shaped by artificial intelligence, productivity gains, and evolving rate expectations.During remarks delivered Friday at his swearing-in ceremony at the White House, Warsh repeatedly referenced former Fed Chair Alan Greenspan, drawing a direct comparison between the policy environment of the 1990s technology boom and today’s AI-driven economy.
