Key
Leader Biographies:
Ronald G. Schneck
Director for Special Supervision
Ronald G. Schneck was appointed in July 1992 director for Special Supervision in the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC).
The Special Supervision Division is the primary supervisor of the OCC's most critical problem mid-size and community banks. Its mission is to develop
and implement rehabilitation or resolution strategies for assigned banks, including the orderly management of bank closings when necessary. In July
1997, Mr. Schneck's responsibilities were expanded to include development and supervision over district and Washington-based fraud specialists.
During the OCC's 2003 bank supervision reorganization, supervision over the district fraud specialists was transferred to the district offices.
Mr. Schneck has been employed by the OCC since April 1979. He was commissioned as a national bank examiner in December 1982 while assigned
to the Appleton, Wis., duty station. His extensive experience in problem bank supervision began in December 1983 when he became a special
supervision analyst in the Southwestern district office in Dallas, Texas. During his stay in the Southwestern district, he served as a special supervision
team leader from August 1986 to August 1987, and subsequently as the manager for Special Supervision.
Throughout his career, Mr. Schneck has been involved with the successful rehabilitation or resolution of several hundred problem banks and has
overseen the failure of approximately 200 institutions.
Mr. Schneck received a bachelor's of arts in economics and political science in 1978 from the University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee. He received a
master's degree in economics in 1979 from the University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee.
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