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Key Leader Biographies:

Carlos D. Hernández
Director for International Banking Supervision

Carlos D. Hernández serves as Director for International Banking Supervision, part of the Large Bank Supervision division at the OCC.

Mr. Hernández is responsible for overseeing the supervision program for federal branches and agencies, which includes 48 branches and two national banks from 32 foreign banks and 21 countries. He assumed these responsibilities in May 2008.

In his prior position, he served as Assistant Deputy Comptroller in the Northeastern District of the OCC, where he was responsible for overseeing a part of the federal branches and agencies supervision program and formed part of that district's Senior Management Group.

Mr. Hernández joined the OCC as an Assistant National Bank Examiner in San Francisco, California. He was commissioned as a National Bank Examiner in 1992. He also has served as a Compliance Cadre Examiner in the former Southeastern District and later became a Licensing Analyst in the OCC's national headquarters in Washington, D.C. In 1997, he was selected as Senior Advisor in the former International Banking office, also located in Washington.

He holds a B.A. in international business from San Jose State University in California.

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