Patrick Wilder

About

Patrick Wilder is a Senior Vice President in the Supervision and Regulation department of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago. Wilder leads the Large Financial Banking Organizations division, which includes the supervision of the District’s largest bank holding companies and foreign banking organizations.  He is also responsible for managing the risk specialty group associated with market and liquidity, fiduciary, BSA/AML, and governance and controls risks associated with large bank supervision.  Patrick is also a member of the Federal Reserve System’s Large and Foreign Banking Organizations Management Committee.

Prior to his current role, Wilder was responsible for the supervision of regional banking organizations, savings and loan holding companies, financial market utilities, and cyber security activities.  In addition, Patrick was Vice President of community bank supervision, where he was responsible for the safety and soundness supervision of Seventh District state member banks within the community bank portfolio. His responsibilities also included supervision of bank holding companies with total consolidated assets under $10 billion.

Throughout his tenure at the Bank, Wilder has served as central point of contact for the supervision of Ally Financial and the U.S. operations of Bank of Montreal. He was also the supervisory coordinator for foreign banks that operate within the District, and has overseen the department’s Mergers and Acquisitions, Enforcement and Surveillance functions.

Wilder holds a bachelor’s degree in Economics and Finance, and an M.B.A. from the University of Pittsburgh.