Donna Murphy has more than two decades of public service focused on achieving compliance with federal fair lending and consumer protection laws. She has investigated and negotiated resolutions of pattern or practice fair lending violations, advised a wide range of agency leaders and colleagues on compliance with consumer protection, fair lending, and anti-money laundering laws, and led the development of key policies and federal examination resources in these areas. She has also represented federal agencies in both complex litigation and a wide range of domestic and international governmental contexts involving policy and standards development. She frequently speaks on topics related to consumer financial protection, financial inclusion, financial crime, and the increasing role of technology in advancing financial services objectives.
Donna currently serves as Deputy Comptroller for Compliance Risk Policy at the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency. She previously served in the OCC as Acting Deputy Comptroller for the Office of Financial Technology and Director of Community and Consumer Law; in the US Department of Justice Civil Rights Division as a Principal Deputy Chief, Deputy Chief, Special Litigation Counsel and Trial Attorney in the Housing and Civil Enforcement, Special Litigation and Voting Sections; and as law clerk to US District Judge Myron Thompson in the Middle District of Alabama. She is a graduate of American University and Yale Law School.
