The Federal Reserve Bank of New York Names Executives

February 09, 1996, 2:00 a.m. EST 1 Min Read

The Federal Reserve Bank of New York has promoted nine executives to assistant vice president and named 12 new officers.

The following officers were promoted to assistant vice presidents:

*Kenneth Lamar, continuing in automation and systems services.

*Patricia Mosser, reassigned to domestic research from financial markets and institutions.

*Thomas Oravez, Rona Pocker, and Albert Toss, continuing in bank supervision.

*Christina Ryan, continuing in charge of international affairs.

*Dr. Gerald Stagg, continuing in medical services.

*Roseann Stichnoth, continuing in human resources.

*Michael Zimmerman, continuing in banking services.

Named examining officers in bank supervision were: Gregory Carroll, Nicholas Farco, Dennis Herbst, Bernard Jacobs, John Ricketti, John Ruocco, and Barbara Yelcich.

Allan Malz, Wendy Selbert, and Mark Tishfield were named officers in the markets group.

And Rebecca Demsetz and Darryll Hendricks were named research officers and senior economists in research and market analysis.

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