Teresa Curran

Teresa has over twenty years experience in senior positions, including experience working in Asia. Currently, she is responsible for the Financial Institutions Supervision Group at the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco. In this capacity, she oversees the supervision of all financial institutions supervised by the Federal Reserve in the 12th District. She also is responsible for the Division's Asia program, including oversight of the 2007 series of events under the heading "Asian Financial Crisis Revisited: Challenges over the Next Decade."

Ms. Curran joined the Reserve Bank in 1995 as Asia Regional Manager with responsibility for establishing the Asian Country Analysis Unit. In 1998, she assumed additional responsibility for coordinating the supervision of over thirty Asian financial institutions operating in the United States; in 2000, she took on additional responsibility for managing teams implementing risk monitoring and application activities, and identifying and providing guidance on key banking policy issues, trends and risks.

Prior to joining the Federal Reserve, Ms. Curran served with the U.S. Executive Director at the Asian Development Bank in the Philippines, and as an international economist at the Department of the Treasury. She has experience in strategic planning, project management, coaching and development, and process facilitation. She is a graduate of Pomona College (BA) and Harvard University (MPP), and has a MBA Certificate from U.C. Berkeley Extension Program.

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