[Federal Reserve Plans to Appoint Wall Street Banking Lawyer Guynn as Director of Supervision] According to Deep Tide TechFlow, on February 13, citing Jintou Data, two informed sources revealed that the Federal Reserve is expected to appoint Randall Guynn as the new Director of Supervision. This seasoned Wall Street figure, deeply connected with the banking industry, will take charge of industry regulation. Guynn was previously a partner at the law firm Davis Polk & Wardwell, representing several major U.S. banks. He will succeed Michael Gibson, who announced his retirement in July last year after more than 30 years at the Federal Reserve. Since May 2025, Guynn has served as an advisor to Federal Reserve Governor and Vice Chair for Supervision Bowman. According to sources, Guynn's appointment still requires a vote by the Federal Reserve's seven-member Board of Governors. The specific timing of this closed-door vote has not yet been determined. After assuming the role, Guynn will continue to report to Bowman. The selection of Guynn as Director of Supervision will mark a significant personnel shift at the Federal Reserve. Since at least 1977, this position has traditionally been held by long-serving internal staff members of the Federal Reserve.