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Greg Coleman is the Senior Deputy Comptroller for Large and Global Financial Institutions at the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC).
In this position, Mr. Coleman directs the supervision of the country’s OCC-regulated institutions with assets of over $500 billion and those institutions that have a foreign parent. He also serves as a member of the agency’s Executive Committee.
Prior to this assignment, Mr. Coleman served as the Senior Deputy Comptroller for Bank Supervision and Examination where he directed the supervision of community banks, midsize banks and the country’s largest national banks and federal savings associations, which hold more than $16 trillion in total consolidated assets.
Mr. Coleman joined the OCC in 1989 and worked as a field examiner in Omaha, Neb., and Sioux City, Iowa. He earned his commission as a national bank examiner in 1994 and worked in the Seattle office as a safety and soundness examiner and an information technology exam specialist. He then served as director within the Credit and Market Risk division in the Office of the Chief National Bank Examiner and as the lead for the capital markets team at JPMorgan Chase. He served as an Examiner-inCharge in Large Bank Supervision at E*TRADE and at Capital One. He also served as a Deputy Comptroller in Large Bank Supervision (LBS) and as the Senior Deputy Comptroller for LBS where he directed the supervision of large banks and federal branches and agencies.
Mr. Coleman became a commissioned federal thrift regulator in 2013.
Mr. Coleman is a Chartered Financial Analyst charter holder and holds a Bachelor of Science in business administration from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
