In 2022, Gould joined the law firm Jones Day but decided to step down if confirmed at the OCC. His appointment aims to promote a crypto-friendly administration agenda. Industry endorsements followed from groups like the Blockchain Association and the American Fintech Council. Lindsey Johnson of the Consumer Bankers Association praised Gould's diverse experience as vital for effective regulation. Bob Broeksmit from the Mortgage Bankers Association emphasized the importance of a balanced approach to banking oversight while advocating for reforms that enhance housing affordability and facilitate banks' participation in the mortgage market.
Lindsey Johnson, the president and CEO of the Consumer Bankers Association, stated, "Mr. Gould's experience across both the public and private sectors gives him a well-rounded perspective and deep credibility at a time when a pragmatic approach to bank regulation is essential."
Bob Broeksmit, president and CEO of the Mortgage Bankers Association, expressed, "We look forward to Comptroller Gould's measured approach to banking supervision, with a focus on ensuring safety and soundness in the banking system."
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