Strategic Leadership and Support

• Joshua Slive

  

  Joshua Slive is a Senior Policy Advisor in the Strategic Leadership & Support Division of the Financial Stability Department. He has conducted research and worked on domestic and international policy measures related to the reform of OTC derivatives markets.

  Department(s): Financial Stability, Strategic Leadership and Support Alma Mater: University of British Columbia

• Paul Miller

  

  Department(s): Financial Stability, Strategic Leadership and Support

• Ron Morrow

  

  Ron Morrow was appointed Managing Director of the Bank of Canada’s Financial Stability Department (FSD) in August 2013.

  Department(s): Financial Stability, Strategic Leadership and Support

• Marc-André Gosselin

  

  Marc-André Gosselin was appointed Deputy Managing Director of the Financial Stability Department (FSD), effective 19 May 2015. In this capacity, he helps oversee the Bank’s analysis and research on issues related to the financial sector and financial stability in Canada and abroad.

  Department(s): Financial Stability, Strategic Leadership and Support

• Alexander Ueberfeldt

  

  Alexander Ueberfeldt is Senior Research Advisor in the Strategic Leadership & Support team of the Financial Stability Department.

  Department(s): Financial Stability, Strategic Leadership and Support Alma Mater: University of Minnesota

• Miguel Molico

  

  Miguel Molico was appointed Senior Research Director of the Financial Stability Department (FSD) in February 2014. In this role, he is part of both the Economic and Financial Research (EFR) team and the Financial Stability Department’s senior leadership team and oversees the modelling and research divisions of FSD.

  Department(s): Financial Stability, Strategic Leadership and Support Alma Mater: University of Pennsylvania

• Alexandra Lai

  

  Alexandra Lai is Senior Director (Regulatory Policy) in the Financial Stability Department at the Bank of Canada. In this role, she provides leadership to the development of policy advice on domestic and international regulatory policy, with a focus on regulated financial institutions (e.g., the bank resolution regime and other policy initiatives aimed at ending “too big to fail”), shadow banking, the federal housing finance framework, macroprudential policy, and the provision of central bank liquidity.

  Department(s): Financial Stability, Strategic Leadership and Support Alma Mater: Queen's University