The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) is an agency that is not well-known but impacts the everyday life of Americans. Who doesn’t put money in a bank or even apply for a loan? Who will make sure you are treated fairly by financial institutions?
The OCC is charged precisely with addressing those concerns. They issue rules and regulations for financial institutions, look at new bank applications, and can issue corrective measures if not in compliance. Loans can give the typical citizen the ability to invest in a business or real estate. If not given out fairly and equitably, society will suffer.
Technology has advanced so much in the last five years that tech innovations can assist in helping this federal agency reach these practical goals. Continuous development of software has changed to allow for a quick response to a cyber-attack. Transition to cloud infrastructure gives access to servers and data sets in our location-agnostic world. Further, looking at these large data sets need tools to give them insight into trends and issues. Innovative technology stacks allow federal agencies like the OCC to accomplish their goals in a timely manner and under budget.
To view this webinar: Bringing New Applications to Federal Financial Oversight .
Featured Speakers:
Jawahar Kaliani
Deputy CIO for Application Services Delivery, Office of the Comptroller of the Currency
Simon Szykman
Senior Vice President
for Client Growth, Maximus
Chris Moran
Principal Architect, Cloud-Native Application Development Lead, GDIT
John Breeden (moderator)
Contributing Editor,
FedInsider
