Michael Krimminger

Practice Areas

Michael H. Krimminger’s practice focuses on U.S. and international banking and financial institutions.

In particular, he advises on the challenges and opportunities stemming from statutory and regulatory reforms in the United States and internationally.

He has experience in domestic and international financial regulatory matters, including virtual currency, blockchain, and other FinTech developments. After playing a leading role in international efforts to enhance global resiliency, he advises on capital, derivatives, corporate governance, and resolution and recovery requirements as well.

Career

Joined firm as partner, 2012. More than 20 years with FDIC in senior leadership positions, including as Deputy to Chairman and General Counsel. J.D., Duke University School of Law (1982); B.A., University of North Carolina (1979).

Professional Memberships

Member of DC, California, Virginia Bars. Served on FSB Resolution Steering Group, and co-chaired Basel Committee’s Cross Border Resolutions Group.