Too Interconnected to Fail? - with Joe Fellerman (S1:E8)

Joe Fellerman, a senior asset liquidation and bank recovery and resolution planning expert joins Banking Bad to discuss the dramatic improvements that have been made in the bank resolution process after the 2008 financial crisis.

Joseph V. Fellerman has over 50 years of banking experience providing a perspective on risk, liquidity and asset management.  Joe was with the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation for 30 years in progressively responsible positions as a commissioned bank examiner, a senior asset liquidation specialist, an internal subject matter expert/consultant on financial modeling, securitizations and structured finance, large bank failure simulations and recovery and resolution planning for GSIFIs. Joe assisted in the formation of the FDIC Office of Complex Institutions after the passage of the Dodd Frank Act. He represented the FDIC at the GSIFI Crisis Management Group meetings post 2010 and regularly interacted with international regulators and regulatory bodies on behalf of the FDIC. Joe retired from the FDIC in 2015. 

Since retiring from the FDIC, Joe has consulted with and provided advice to both US based and foreign systemically important financial companies with operations in the US on a variety of topics including recovery and resolution planning.