Neuberger appointed as special assistant to the director of FSLIC

Federal Home Loan Bank Board Journal, April, 1984

Brian M. Neuberger has been appointed as special assistant to the director of the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation. Dr. Neuberger succeeds William J. Schilling, who was appointed director of the Office of Examinations and Supervision.

In his position as special assistant, Dr. Neuberger assists the FSLIC director, David W. Glenn, is developing policies and strategies for solving problems confronting the FSLIC. He helps negotiate FSLIC-assisted mergers and acquisitions, serves on numerous task forces charged with preparing recommendations regarding a variety of issues now faced by the financial services industry, and represents the FSLIC at various meetings and conferences.

In announcing Dr. Neuberger's appointment, Dr. Glenn said, "Dr. Neuberger's keen understanding of financial and public policy issues will provide a balanced perspective in critical decisionmaking."

Most recently, Dr. Neuberger was a professor of finance at San Diego State University and has served extensively as a consultant to savings institutions and government agencies, including the Federal Home Loan Bank Board. He has authored many articles on topics of concern to the financial services industry and has served as an expert witness before the California state legislature in hearings on public policy issues.

Dr. Neuberger graduated with honors from Utah State University in 1964 and received an MBA in finance from Northwestern University. Hr received a DBA from Indiana University in 1970, with specialization in finance and business economics.

He is currently a major in the USA Army Reserve and has served two years on the faculty of the US Army's Adjutant General School at Fort Benjamin Harrison, Indiana.

Dr. Neuberger is a native of Logan, Utah. He and his wife, Anna Belle Johnson, are the parents of four children.