Rae-Ann Miller began her career with
the FDIC in 1989 as a safety and soundness examiner in New Jersey, and
in 1994, was promoted to a trust specialist in Delaware. Ms. Miller
transferred to FDIC headquarters in Washington, D.C. in 1996 as Special
Assistant to the Chief Operating Officer. In 1998, she was promoted to
Manager, Risk Management and Applications Branch and in 2000 to
Assistant Director, Applications and Supervision Branch. As Assistant
Director, Ms. Miller managed the Washington Office’s programs for
problem banks, enforcement actions, applications, and fraud and
anti-money laundering. In 2002, Ms. Miller moved to the Division of
Insurance and Research as Associate Director, Regional Operations. In
this capacity, she managed the FDIC’s regional and local banking and
economic analysis and publication processes. Ms. Miller currently
serves as Special Advisor, working primarily on issues related to
systemic risk and affordable credit.
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