Q&A: Former U.S. Comptroller Thomas Curry, Now At Boston Firm, Is Still Fintech Advocate
Curry sounded off on his new law firm gig, fintech regulation and how his successors are doing over at the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency,
November 29, 2017 at 03:10 PM
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Thomas J. “Tom” Curry, Nutter, Boston
Nearly seven months after departing his top post at the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, Thomas Curry has landed at a Boston law firm.
Curry, who was integral in leading the federal banking regulator's efforts in advancing financial technology, including through the proposal of a special purpose national bank charter for fintechs, joined Nutter McClennen & Fish this week. He is a partner and will co-lead Nutter's Banking and Financial Services practice group.
“Tom's experience, insights and perspective will bring tremendous value to our banking, financial institution and fintech clients,” said Deborah Manus, a managing partner at the firm, in a press release Tuesday.
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