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Larry L. Hattix

Larry L. Hattix
Ombudsman

Larry L. Hattix serves as Ombudsman for the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC).

Mr. Hattix assumed the Ombudsman responsibilities in January 2008. Previously served as Assistant Deputy Comptroller for the Cincinnati/Columbus Field Office since 2003, where he directly supervised 40 banks.

Mr. Hattix became specialist in Bank Information Systems in 1996, a BIS Lead Expert in July 2000, and was commissioned a National Bank Examiner in March 1994, with a specialty in Consumer and Community Reinvestment Act Compliance.

Mr. Hattix joined the OCC in 1988 as an Assistant National Bank Examiner in the Deerfield, Illinois Duty Station, after graduating from Carroll College in Waukesha, Wisconsin, with a degree in Business Administration-Finance.

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