Tyler J. Hecker

Tyler Hecker assists in advising bank and nonbank financial institutions on a wide range of financial regulatory, compliance, transactional, and enforcement matters before federal and state financial regulators. His practice includes counseling clients on banking, consumer finance, corporate transactions, supervisory matters, and regulatory compliance issues involving agencies such as the Federal Reserve Board, OCC, FDIC, and state financial regulatory agencies. He also assists clients with matters involving acquisitions and sales of financial institutions and nonbank financial services companies.

Tyler earned his J.D. part-time from Antonin Scalia Law School at George Mason University while working at the Federal Reserve Board of Governors. At the Board, he worked on the Reserve Bank Oversight, and Mergers and Acquisitions teams in the Supervision & Regulation group, and the Financial Market Utility Oversight team in the Reserve Bank Operations and Payment Systems group.

Prior to law school, Tyler worked at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York in its Supervision Group. While there, he spent time on capital, liquidity, and credit risk teams, and examined banks of all sizes across the Second District of the Federal Reserve System. He also has experience leading examinations of large institutions, including CCAR.