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Kerri Koral
Senior Manager, Supervision and Risk Management
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
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Kerri Koral has been with the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City (Denver Branch) for 12 years and is a senior manager in the Supervision and Risk Management Division. Kerri manages IT examiners within the division’s Examination and Inspections Department and is primarily focused on supervision of community banking organizations across the 10th District. In previous roles, Kerri served as a financial safety and soundness examination manager, led and supported examinations as a commissioned examiner, and led planning efforts for the Kansas City Fed’s Banking and Supervision Forums. Kerri also served as an analyst in the Denver Branch’s Cash Services Department from 2014 to 2016. Before joining the Reserve Bank and relocating to Denver, Kerri worked as a management consultant for a DC-based firm for five years. Kerri has a bachelor of science in business administration degree in finance from the University of Pittsburgh and received her examiner commissioning in 2019.
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