FDIC: Advisory Committee on Banking Policy (February 2002


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Advisory Committee on Banking Policy
(February 2002 – February 2006)

The FDIC Advisory Committee on Banking Policy was established by former Chairman Donald E. Powell pursuant to the Federal Advisory Committee Act. The Committee was chartered in February 2002; the charter expired in February 2006. The Committee provided advice and recommendations on a broad range of issues relating to the FDIC’s mission and activities. Additional information regarding this Committee is set forth below:

Advisory Committee Members

Sheila C. Bair
Jean Becker
Andrew B. Craig
Rev. Dr. Floyd H. Flake
Richard R. Hollington, Jr.
Terry J. Jorde

Gray D. Lindsey
John G. Medlin, Jr.
Louise M. Parent
Roger B. Porter
Dennis D. Powell
John T. Sinnott

Committee Charter and Purpose

Charter of the FDIC Advisory Committee on Banking
Federal Register Notice: extending the FDIC Advisory Committee on Banking Policy: Vol. 69, No. 33: Thursday, February 19, 2004. PDF Version (39 Kb File - PDF Help or Hard Copy)
Federal Register Notice: establishing the FDIC Advisory Committee on Banking Policy: Vol. 67, No. 33: Tuesday, February 19, 2002. PDF Version (39 Kb File - PDF Help or Hard Copy)

Advisory Committee on Banking Policy Meetings

Other Documents

2002 Annual Report
Interest Rate Sensitivity: Letter from John G. Medlin, Jr. (available in hard copy only)

Last Updated 10/02/2008

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