Richard Garabedian has more than 35 years’ experience representing credit unions, banks and savings institutions on a nationwide basis on a variety of corporate and regulatory matters as a member of Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP financial institutions practice group. He has served as a counsel at the Federal Reserve Board and as an adjunct professor of Banking Law at Rutgers University School of Law.  Richard’s practice has focused on advising boards and management on risk management including cyber insurance, FOM expansions, cross-industry mergers including credit union acquisitions of banks, new products and services, regulatory compliance, de novo bank and credit union formations, enforcement matters, corporate governance and capital offerings. 

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