Launched the FHFA Office of Financial Technology, working with over 100 market participants, advocacy groups, regulators and investors on public private partnerships such as the Velocity Tech Sprint to harness responsible innovation as a means of creating a more modern and inclusive mortgage approval process. Lead 30 staff responsible for overseeing Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac (GSEs), working closely with GSE executives and Board of Directors to reduce their systemic risk, build capital and liquidity, maintain sound governance and controls over third party technology service providers, fintechs and nonbanks to ensure the Conservatorships are managed in a manner that protects the US taxpayer. Maintain the confidence of investors in the stability of the $7 trillion Uniform Mortgage-Backed Securities (UMBS) program by ensuring consistency in prepayment levels between the Enterprises.

Veteran federal servant serving on the core team that steered the FDIC through the Global Financial Crisis and built the post crisis playbook defining capital, liquidity and resolution standards.Structured, managed, and oversaw the successful exit of Debt Guarantee Program which unlocked the credit markets for over 100 large entities with a peak exposure of $345 billion. Testified on Capitol Hill on the implementation, governance and control over this emergency lending program. Key architect of every international banking standard from 2000 to 2020, serving as Chair of the Steering Group that developed several model safeguards included in the Basel III endgame proposals. Advocated for proportionality in Basel standards to protect and preserve the vibrant and diverse US banking system.Served as a founding member of the FSOC steering committee and established the nonbank designation framework that was used to designate large firms.Built out the office responsible for executing new systemic risk and resolution authorities under Dodd Frank Amendment and worked on 165d Title 1 resolution plans, IDI plans and TLAC and LTD standards. Developed the FDIC’s Interest Rate Risk program, evaluated deposit stability and funding assumptions, reciprocal deposit programs, post crisis de novo banking requirements, securities valuations, capital relief structures, capital plans and third party risk management during a 27 year career.