WASHINGTON—The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) today appointed Dwayne Lott, Ron Pash, and Tanya Smith as Senior National Bank Examiners.
The title of Senior National Bank Examiner recognizes an examiner who has demonstrated outstanding accomplishments through high-quality performance and service as a field examiner, subject matter expert, and advisor on highly complex and technical banking supervision issues. I will. This is the highest honor bestowed on national bank examiners.
“In the OCC’s 161-year history, only a select few examiners have earned the prestigious title of Senior National Bank Examiner,” said Michael J. Hsu, Acting Comptroller of the Currency. Ta. “We are proud to recognize three outstanding examiners for achieving this prestigious recognition and joining this elite group.”
During his more than 20 years at the OCC, Mr. Lott has distinguished himself through his diligence, tenacity, and skill in overseeing banks with unique challenges rare in the traditional banking industry. He has held various positions across multiple business lines and currently serves as an examiner for Senler Federal Savings Bank. Mr. Lott has demonstrated strong technical expertise, particularly in mortgage banking, and has assisted in the supervision of community, midsize, and large banks. With his extensive experience and extensive career network, he has proven to be a valuable advisor to agency executives, other regulators, and field inspectors.
Mr. Pash, who has served as an OCC bank examiner for more than 38 years, is recognized for his technical knowledge across a wide range of fields. He has served as a Community Reinvestment Law Specialist, Commercial Credit Team Leader, Capital Markets Specialist in Banking Supervision Policy, Examiner in Charge of the Large Bank 3 Team, and Deputy Large Bank Auditor. Mr. Pasch has a consistent focus on developing the best examiners through his dedication to providing career opportunities to others and by supporting training initiatives and knowledge-sharing programs. It is also evaluated as such.
Mr. Smith has served as an OCC bank examiner for more than 25 years, overseeing banks of all sizes, including those with an international presence, and his work ensuring the safety and soundness of banks and their internal and external relationships. Cooperation with individuals is permitted. Federal banking system. She has demonstrated strong leadership in her roles as Deputy Comptroller and Examiner-in-Charge in the Division of Supervision of Large Banks, and currently serves as Examiner-in-Charge for Citibank. Mr. Smith’s strong leadership has been demonstrated in resolving complex enforcement cases, effectively managing the OCC London office, including during the pre- and post-Brexit periods, and setting strategic priorities and expectations during the market turmoil of 2023. It is.
