The Federal Reserve Bank of Boston announced that Executive Vice President Chris Haley, who leads the Supervision, Regulation & Credit division, plans to retire at the end of January 2026 following 35 years at the Bank. Haley serves as the Boston Fed’s senior supervisory and regulatory advisor and represents the Reserve Bank in engagement with New England financial institutions, the Federal Reserve Board of Governors, other Reserve Banks, and supervisory agencies. He joined in 1991 as an assistant examiner, moved through multiple leadership roles, and has served as the division’s executive vice president and director since 2020, as well as a member of the Bank’s Executive Committee. The Boston Fed said a job posting for the role will be available soon on bostonfed.org.
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Federal Reserve Bank of Boston announces Executive Vice President Chris Haley will retire in January 2026
The Federal Reserve Bank of Boston announced the retirement of Executive Vice President Chris Haley, head of the Supervision, Regulation & Credit division, effective January 2026. Haley, who joined the bank in 1991, has been a key supervisory and regulatory advisor and a member of the Executive Committee since 2020. A job posting for his replacement will be available soon.