Hortense Huez

Working in the Financial Stability area, Financial Resilience division.
Involved in developing banking regulatory policy.
Specialized in liquidity regulations, at the national (tripartite discussions with FSA and Treasury) and international level (Basel Liquidity Task Force, CEBS).

Industry: Banking

•Passed the certification to be a commissioned FDIC examiner
•On site examinations of large, complex financial institutions and evaluation of their Basel II (new capital adequacy standard) implementation work
•Development and presentation of training on Basel II implementation to senior FDIC examination staff
•Preparation of briefing papers for international banking supervisors’ meetings
•Reports on US banks’ international exposure (comparative analysis of Basel II implementation in US and Europe, impact of European legislation on US banks, drafting of an Memorandum of Understanding between the European Commission and the FDIC)

Industry: Banking

Deputy Head of the "European and Monaco Banks" department (11 people), then
In charge of Société Générale group supervision
Commission bancaire, Paris, France February 2002 – January 2005

•Regular meetings with banks' Boards to discuss their institution strategy, financial analysis, banks' financial rating, control of prudential requirements, banking law abiding (Basel I, international accounting standards) and internal risk management, anti money laundering action

•Examinations in several banks: general, specific (ex: trading activities), and on behalf of the Financial Markets Authority (funds management, private banking)

Industry: Banking

Study of the local network of social workers' institutions

Industry: Administration and Public Services