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Bank examiners assess financial institutions large and small to ensure they are operating in a safe and sound manner, to identify violations of law and regulation, and to assess the adequacy of internal procedures and the general character of management.

Compliance examiners work to ensure that financial institutions are adhering to laws and regulations that protect consumers and are investing in their local communities.

Economists conduct banking industry research, design studies in response to industry developments, analyze the economic impact of existing and proposed legislation and regulation, and develop models to support FDIC operations.

Financial analysts study complicated bank failures, provide support in capital market risk management matters, keep abreast of trends and emerging issues such as advancements in electronic banking, and more.

Technology is transforming both the business of banking and the FDIC’s operations. Our IT professionals ensure that we are keeping pace with developments in the banking industry, implement IT initiatives to improve our supervision and internal operations, and develop ironclad systems to secure our networks and information.

Administrative professionals at the FDIC perform a wide range of vital functions. They support business activities through training, consulting, human resources, corporate services, and acquisition services.