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Melissa Love-Greenfield is the Deputy Comptroller for Systemic Risk Identification and Support (SyRIS) within the Supervision Risk & Analysis division at the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency.
In this role, Ms. Love-Greenfield oversees the staff responsible for identification, evaluation, and holistically addressing risks that impact the agency's mission, provides subject matter expertise across all risk disciplines, assists in resource prioritization focusing on the highest risk financial institutions and companies, and provides direct supervision of service providers. She assumed these duties in January 2023.
Previously, Ms. Love-Greenfield served as Associate Deputy Comptroller for Operational Risk, Governance, and Technology for SyRIS where she managed lead expert teams covering the risk disciplines of enterprise governance, operational risk and technology. She also oversaw the agency’s participation in the interagency coordinated cybersecurity review and the significant service provider programs.
Ms. Love-Greenfield has more than 30 years of supervision experience serving in a variety of roles across Midsize and Community Bank Supervision, Large Bank Supervision, Bank Supervision Policy, and SyRIS. She is a graduate of Auburn University and The George Washington University. She holds the Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA) professional certification from ISACA.