New York Fed Names 21 Assistant Vice Presidents and 26 Officers

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New York Fed Names 21 Assistant Vice Presidents and 26 Officers

January 21, 2011

NEW YORK – The Federal Reserve Bank of New York announced that its board of directors has approved the promotion of 21 officers to assistant vice president and named 26 new officers at the Bank.

The following people have been promoted to assistant vice president:

In the Bank Supervision Group:

Brian J. Begalle
Scott Chastain
LaVerne Cornwell
Jacqueline M. Lovisa
Wing Yin Oon
Robert A. Otero
Karen Y. Schneck
Daniel Sullivan

In the Communications Group:

Jack Gutt

In the Corporate Group:

Joseph B. Memmolo

In the Credit and Payments Risk Group:

Eric L. Parsons

In the Emerging Markets and International Affairs Group:

Idanna Appio

In the Financial Services Group:

Christopher D. Armstrong
Brian Jack

In the Human Resources Group:

Karen P. Lynch

In the Legal Group:

Janine Tramontana

In the Markets Group:

Amelia R. Moncayo

In the Research and Statistics Group:

Don P. Morgan

In the Special Investments Management Group:

Hampton Finer

In the Technology Services Group:

Nadeem A. Kayani
Colin W. Wynd

The following people have been promoted to officer:

In the Bank Supervision Group:

William J. Carlucci
James DeFalco
Kyle Grieser
Christopher R. Hunter
Dina M. Maher
Steven A. Mirsky
Brian O’Halloran
Jefrey M. Robles