Travis Hill
Chairman
Office of the Chairman
19 reports
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
FDIC leadership and major components (2026)
Government · Hybrid structure · 6K employees · Washington, DC
19
Agency head span
0
Avg span
tight
2
Max depth
2 levels
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation organizational chart
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Leadership and major operating divisions of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation based on official FDIC sources as of April 2026. Major components reflect supervision, insurance, resolution, and corporate management functions.
What to model
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Start with the public baseline, then use the scenario views and source-backed changes to ask what happens when leadership, span, or team ownership shifts.
Scenario views in the chart
- Add enterprise data and AI coordination Model creation of a cross‑FDIC data and AI coordination office reporting to the Chairman to support supervision and resolution analytics.
- Consolidate innovation functions Evaluate moving innovation activities under the Chief Operating Officer to streamline technology deployment.
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- Model vacancies and transitions Create planning scenarios for acting leaders, new offices, component moves, and cross-agency coordination changes.
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The people
Key leaders and offices
12 senior leadership roles or offices from official public sources. Use this section as a current agency-leadership index, not a private-company filing table.
Dana T. Wade
Deputy to the Chairman and Chief of Staff
Office of the Chairman
0 reports
Alex LePore
Deputy to the Chairman for Policy
Office of the Chairman
0 reports
Mark L. Handzlik
Deputy to the Chairman for Consumer Protection and Innovation
Office of the Chairman
0 reports
Trey Maust
Deputy to the Chairman and Chief Operating Officer (Acting)
Office of the Chairman
0 reports
E. Marshall Gentry
Deputy to the Chairman and Chief Financial Officer
Office of the Chairman
0 reports
E. Marshall Gentry
Chief Information Officer / Director, Division of Information Technology
Division of Information Technology
0 reports
Glenn Kivlen
General Counsel
Office of General Counsel
0 reports
Matthew P. Reed
Director, Division of Risk Management Supervision
Risk Management Supervision
0 reports
Ryan Billingsley
Director, Division of Depositor and Consumer Protection
Depositor and Consumer Protection
0 reports
Benjamin Olson
Director, Division of Complex Institution Supervision & Resolution (Acting)
Complex Institution Supervision & Resolution
0 reports
Jenny Traille
Director, Division of Resolution & Receiverships
Resolution & Receiverships
0 reports
The operating model
How Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation divides the work
4 offices, branches, or components organize the agency mission. Tile size scales with estimated staff where public estimates exist.
Risk Management Supervision
p9
Supervises and examines state nonmember banks for safety and soundness.
Depositor and Consumer Protection
p10
Ensures consumer protection and compliance with consumer financial laws.
Resolution & Receiverships
p12
Manages resolutions of failed insured depository institutions.
Insurance and Research
p13
Administers the Deposit Insurance Fund and conducts banking research.
The agency brief
What this U.S. agency structure tells us
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) is an independent federal agency charged with maintaining stability and public confidence in the U.S. financial system. It insures bank and thrift deposits, supervises and examines state nonmember banks, manages resolutions of failed institutions, and conducts banking research. Structurally, the FDIC is distinctive in being governed by a multi‑member Board while operational authority is centralized under a Chairman supported by deputies and division directors. Its hybrid structure blends policy leadership, operational supervision, and receivership functions, reflecting its dual role as insurer and resolution authority. Unlike appropriated agencies, the FDIC is funded primarily by insurance premiums and investment income, reinforcing its operational independence.
- Independent funding model
- Integrated supervision and resolution authority
- Board‑governed independent agency
The comparison
Compare with related agencies
Compared with the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency and the Federal Reserve, the FDIC uniquely combines deposit insurance with direct receivership authority. Unlike Treasury bureaus, it operates outside the appropriations process, and unlike the CFPB, it maintains a large field supervision and bank‑resolution …
Senior office count
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
20
Reporting depth
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
2 levels
Current signals
What changed recently
No recent leadership changes documented in the cited official sources.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who leads the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation?
The FDIC is led by a Chairman. As of 2026, the Chairman is Travis Hill.
What does the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation do?
The FDIC insures deposits, supervises and examines banks, manages bank failures, and promotes stability in the U.S. financial system.
What are the major offices or components of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation?
Major components include Risk Management Supervision, Depositor and Consumer Protection, Resolution and Receiverships, Insurance and Research, and corporate support offices.
Who does the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation report to?
The FDIC is an independent federal agency and does not report to a Cabinet department; it is overseen by a Board of Directors appointed by the President and confirmed by the Senate.
How can this org chart be used for planning or analysis?
The org chart helps policymakers and analysts understand supervisory authority, operational responsibilities, and how functions are organized across the FDIC.
Sources
Reference
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