The U.S. Treasury Department recently appointed several new officials to bolster its legislative and public affairs efforts. Connor Dunn, with a solid background in finance and policy, will cover banking and finance. Spencer Hurwitz will handle public affairs related to terrorism and financial intelligence, while Ashtyn Landen and Zach Mollengarden will be deputy executive secretaries covering prudential regulation and international affairs, respectively. Additional appointments include Paras Malik as the chief AI officer, David O'Brien focusing on domestic finance, John Poulson overseeing international legislative affairs, and Shane Shannon as counselor to the general counsel.
Connor Dunn's appointment as deputy assistant secretary for legislative affairs signals a strategic focus on banking and finance, with experience spanning key legislative roles.
Ashtyn Landen's previous experience with the American Bankers Association and the OCC positions her to effectively oversee prudential regulation in her new role.
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