The U.S. Office of Comptroller of the Currency named Martin Pfinsfraff as acting head of large-bank supervision, to succeed Michael Brosnan, who was taking a new assignment as examiner-in-charge of Zions Bank. Brosnan had requested the assignment after serving in senior posts since rejoining the OCC in 2008 amid the financial crisis, Comptroller of the Currency Thomas J. Curry said in the agency's statement. The statement said Pfinsgraff, a deputy comptroller for credit and market Risk, joined the OCC from iJet International, a worldwide risk management company, where he was Chief Operating Officer. Previously, he served as Treasurer of Prudential Insurance Company and as Managing Director of Prudential Investment Corporation. The OCC also announced that Darrin Benhart, one of the two Deputy Comptrollers in the Credit and Market Risk Group, would assume full responsibility for the entire group on an acting basis. Mr. Benhart had been responsible for emerging systemic risks
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