With over 40 years of experience in economics, central banking, commercial bank supervision and executive leadership, Thomas Hoenig has become one of the most influential and reliable thought leaders on the US economy and financial system.

Mr. Hoenig began his career in 1973 at the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City as an economist where he held a number of positions in research, supervision and executive leadership including president and chief executive officer from 1991 to 2011. Mr. Hoenig was then appointed to serve as Vice Chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) between 2012 and 2018, where he shared oversight responsibility for FDIC insurance and bank resolution operations.

Throughout his career he has identified problems and offered solutions to some of the biggest challenges facing the US economy and financial system. He introduced specific proposals to reduce industry regulatory burden, especially as it affected regional and community banks. During his tenure he witnessed various economic and banking panics, and worked with hundreds of banks that experienced severe asset quality and liquidity pressure. In recognition for his efforts, he received the Independent Bankers of America’s Main Street Champion award in 2011.

Thomas Hoenig’s world renowned expertise influences audiences interested in insurance pricing, bank resolution and financial stability. His significant leadership, keen perception of economic philosophies and understanding of the financial industry, and knowledge of the workings of the Federal Open Market Committee have earned him recognition as one of the most influential Vice Chairmen in FDIC history.

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