Incoming Federal Reserve chair Kevin Warsh is initiating significant organizational changes within the US central bank. He has established taskforces designed to potentially overhaul operational procedures. These reforms aim to modernize the Fed’s internal workings and improve efficiency. However, despite these structural adjustments, the Fed’s fundamental mandate—maintaining price stability and full employment—will remain consistent. Analysts suggest the changes focus on *how* the Fed operates, not *what* it aims to achieve. The impact of these taskforces and their recommendations remains to be seen, but the core goals of monetary policy are expected to stay the same under Warsh’s leadership.