Banking Regulation & Policy Attorney

Federal Reserve Board; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 145,000 - 259,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Relocation provided

Job summary

The Federal Reserve Board seeks an experienced attorney to work within the Banking Regulation and Policy group (BRPG). The role involves advising on regulation and supervision of banks and related entities, drafting memoranda and regulatory documents, and presenting analyses to the Board.

Strong research and communication skills are essential, with extensive experience in related laws. Applicants must hold a JD from an ABA-accredited school, be an active member of the bar, and have at least six

Qualifications

• Licensed attorney with JD and active bar membership.
• Minimum of six years as a practicing attorney in private practice or government with relevant legal experience.
• Expertise in banking law, administrative law, or related practice areas.

Responsibilities

• Handles complex legal projects in BRPG areas, coordinating junior staff.
• Drafts memoranda, regulations, testimony, and legal documents for Board actions.
• Provides legal opinions and responds to inquiries from Board and public.
• Assists in drafting and reviewing Board meeting materials and presentations.
• Researches and analyzes bank mergers, and other regulatory matters for BRPG.
• Represents the Board in litigation support, settlements, and enforcement actions.
• Reviews requests under FOIA and coordinates with staff on disclosures.

Skills

Legal drafting

Regulatory analysis

Oral advocacy

Communication skills

Education

Juris Doctor

Job description

The Federal Reserve Board seeks an experienced attorney to work within the Banking Regulation and Policy group (BRPG). The role involves advising on regulation and supervision of banks and related entities, drafting memoranda and regulatory documents, and presenting analyses to the Board.

Strong research and communication skills are essential, with extensive experience in related laws. Applicants must hold a JD from an ABA-accredited school, be an active member of the bar, and have at least six