Three organizations — including a banking trade group, a banking regulator and a federal housing agency — recently announced organizational changes.
Patrick M. Parkinson succeeded the retiring Roger Cole as director of the Division of Banking Supervision and Regulation, the Federal Reserve Board reported on Oct. 20. Parkinson, who joined the board in 1980 as an economist in the Division of International Finance, holds a Ph.D. in economics from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
The Federal Housing Administration was expected to hire Freddie Mac executive Bob Ryan as its first chief risk officer, the Washington Post reported — citing an internal Freddie e-mail. Ryan — who reportedly oversaw the pricing, securitization and credit-portfolio functions within Freddie’s single-family credit guarantee business — was expected to be finished at government-controlled company on Oct. 23.
| At its annual conference in Chicago last week, the American Bankers Association elected United Bank of Michigan chairman and CEO Arthur C. Johnson, as its chairman, a news release indicated.
Johnson replaces outgoing ABA Chairman Arthur R. Connelly. In addition, LCNB chairman and CEO Stephen P. Wilson was elected as ABA’s chairman elect, while Albert C. Kelly was elected vice chairman and William R. White was elected Treasurer, according to the statement. The American Land Title Association announced Monday that its board of governors installed Mark Winter as its 2009-2010 president during its annual convention last month. Winter, who replaces Mike Pryor, is an executive vice president of public policy at Stewart Title and has been a long-time member of ALTA’s board of governors.
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ABA photo of Arthur Johnson
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