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Bank Examiner Institute

Registration is now closed for our Oct. 14 Bank Examiner Institute. For more information about the event please contact Eve Wiseman at eve.g.wiseman@stls.frb.org.

Date: Friday, Oct. 14, 2016
Time: 8:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. CT
Location: Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
One Federal Reserve Bank Plaza
Broadway and Locust St.
St. Louis, Mo. 63102 (map it)

College students and educators, please join us for an inaugural event for undergraduate juniors and seniors interested in pursuing an internship or career in bank examinations. At the event:

  • Students in business, finance, accounting or related fields will be able to learn more about and will have a chance to interview for bank examiner opportunities with the St. Louis Fed's Banking Supervision department.
  • Participants will hear about the importance of the examiner's role in upholding the safety and soundness of the U.S. financial system.
  • Attendees will have the opportunity to meet with and ask bank examiners questions about examiners' experiences transitioning from college students to professionals.
  • Educators will hear from one of our leading economists about the economy of the St. Louis Fed's Eighth District and attend a "professors' roundtable" where they can meet and network with managers and officers from the St. Louis Fed's Banking Supervision and Regulation department.

See a brief agenda. A continental breakfast and lunch will be provided. The event is free, but students must apply and provide an up-to-date resume by Sept. 18. Faculty and administrators, sign up by Sept. 30 and encourage your high-achieving students to apply.

Professors, a printable flier is available for posting or for handing out to students.

Types of examiner roles at the St. Louis Fed:

For a look at what being a bank examiner is like, watch a short video from a previous event. For a look at what it is like to work for the St. Louis Fed, see our careers video.

Questions? Please contact Eve Wiseman at eve.g.wiseman@stls.frb.org or Megan Kahlenberg at megan.e.kahlenberg@stls.frb.org.