United States:
FDIC Names First Chief Innovation Officer
22 February 2021
Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft LLP
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The FDIC appointed Sultan Meghji as the
agency's first Chief Innovation Officer. In his new role, Mr.
Meghji will be responsible for "leading the FDIC's efforts
to promote the adoption of innovative technologies across the
financial sector" and to aid in bringing technological
solutions to the underserved population.
Mr. Meghji is a co-founder of a financial technology company
that provides community banks and credit unions with secure,
cloud-native and artificial intelligence-based software. He is also
a Carnegie Endowment for International Peace Cyber Policy
Initiative nonresident scholar and has served as an advisor to the
Treasury and the OCC.
Primary Sources
- FDIC Press Release: FDIC Appoints First Chief
Innovation Officer
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