Judith E. Dupre, a senior international advisor to the FDIC, hasbeen named executive secretary of the Federal FinancialInstitutions Examination Council.
|Dupre, who is a career employee of the FDIC, will be responsiblefor running the council's day to day operations.
|The council, which is made up of the heads of all the financialregulators, establishes uniform examination standards for financialinstitutions, including new guidelines recently issued for securing online bankingtransactions.
|NCUA Chairman Debbie Matz chairs the council, a position thatrotates among the members.
|“Judy's background and experience make her well suited for theposition of FFIEC Executive Secretary,” Matz said in a statement.“I am confident that her skilled leadership will build on anexcellent program enhanced by her predecessor, Paul T. Sanford, andfurther strengthen this council's important work.”
|Sanford is now chief of staff of the new Consumer FinancialProtection Bureau's Office of Large Bank Supervision.
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