The FDIC appointed four senior leaders in consumer protection, bank resolution, innovation and executive leadership..Benjamin Olson was named director of the Division of Depositor and Consumer Protection. He previously served at the Federal Reserve Board and has held roles at Capital One, legal services firm Buckley LLP, and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.Shawn Khani was appointed director of the Division of Resolutions and Receiverships after serving as acting director. His background includes fixed income trading roles.Trey Maust was named chief innovation officer, responsible for advancing technology adoption at the FDIC and across the banking sector. He most recently served as executive chair of Oregon City, Ore.-based Lewis & Clark Bank and previously led its affiliate Bankevo.Sam Lupas was appointed deputy chief of staff. He joined from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, where he advised on policy for the Federal Housing Administration.
