Blake Paulson
Senior Deputy Comptroller for Supervision Risk and Analysis
Supervision Risk and Analysis provides analysis in support of the agency's core mission functions of supervision and supervision policy. The organization includes Economic & Policy Analysis, Risk Analysis, Supervision System & Analytical Support, and Systemic Risk Identification Support & Specialty Supervision.
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Norman Williams
Deputy Comptroller for Economic and Policy Analysis
The OCC uses quantitative and analytical skills provided by Economic and Policy Analysis economists to monitor and assess banking and financial market conditions. This research and analysis help advance the methodological tools used in risk measurement models, increase the understanding of banking issues, and inform policymakers.
Meet Our Research Economists
OCC economists conduct original research to evaluate current quantitative methods, techniques, or models being applied in the financial industry; maintain, develop, and expand staff’s expertise in an area to be able to answer current and future banking policy questions related to bank lending, risk exposure, or risk management; and identify and assess emerging trends and risks related to the financial system. Their research spans a broad range of topics. While some of the research is for internal purposes only, a majority of the research is published in peer-reviewed journals and presented at academic, industry, or regulatory conferences.
Economics Publications
View OCC Economics Publications including our On Point Economic and Policy Insights from the OCC, Economic Moments in History, and a collection of OCC Working Papers.
Economics Working Groups and Active Output
Find a list of our active working groups and their output.
Chau Do
Deputy Comptroller for Risk Analysis
The Risk Analysis divisions provide expertise on quantitative modeling of credit risk, market risk, and enterprise-wide risk to bank examiners and policymakers, conduct research in those areas, and deliver expert analysis of policy issues.
Meet Our Research Economists
OCC economists conduct original research to evaluate current quantitative methods, techniques, or models being applied in the financial industry; maintain, develop, and expand staff’s expertise in an area to be able to answer current and future banking policy questions related to bank lending, risk exposure, or risk management; and identify and assess emerging trends and risks related to the financial system. Their research spans a broad range of topics. While some of the research is for internal purposes only, a majority of the research is published in peer-reviewed journals and presented at academic, industry, or regulatory conferences.
Economics Publications
View OCC Economics Publications including our On Point Economic and Policy Insights from the OCC, Economic Moments in History, and a collection of OCC Working Papers.
Economics Working Groups and Active Output
Find a list of our active working groups and their output.
Bob Phelps
Deputy Comptroller for Supervision System & Analytical Support
Supervision System & Analytical Support (SSAS) provides routine and ad hoc analysis in support of supervision management, supervisory staff, subject matter experts and the National Risk Committee facilitating consistent and systemic assessments of emerging risk and supervisory issues confronting the federal banking system and how OCC will respond to those risks.
SSAS is comprised of Supervision Systems and Data Management, Business Intelligence, Risk Analysis, and Supervision Risk Management staff. The team provides support across the agency and provides broad national perspective to the agency’s work.
Mr. Phelps serves as the Chair of the National Risk Committee and serves on numerous other committees within the OCC. SSAS also facilitates the development and production of the OCC's Semiannual Risk Perspective.
Jay Gallagher
Deputy Comptroller for Systemic Risk Identification Support and Specialty Supervision
The mission of Systemic Risk Identification Support & Specialty Supervision (SyRIS) is to identify, evaluate, and holistically address risks that impact the Agency's mission, to provide subject matter expertise across all risk disciplines, and assist in resource prioritization focusing on the highest risk financial institutions and companies, and to provide direct supervision to special purpose charters and service providers. This expertise is delivered using an integrated portfolio approach working in conjunction with SSAS to support all CBS supervision functions.
