Chloé Dolsenhe is a former federal bank enforcement regulator and Miami native who advises innovators scaling globally and across the U.S. banking system and financial institutions from community banks to large national institutions. She previously served at the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC), where she supported examinations of complex banks and worked at the forefront of emerging technology oversight. At the OCC, Chloé founded multiple AI intitatives, bringing together policy, supervision, and innovation teams to help shape supervisory approaches to artificial intelligence in banking. She also engaged in initiatives spanning fintech partnerships, digital assets, and novel bank permissible activities. Originally from Miami, Chloé brings a deep understanding of how community banks face unique challenges serving international, highly mobile communities and operating in regions routinely affected by natural disasters.

She has seen firsthand how fintechs, AI companies, and core service providers become essential partners in enabling banks to serve these markets — and how the way those partnerships are structured determines whether they introduce unnecessary third- and fourth-party risk, impact operational resilience, and complicate evolving supervisory expectations. Today, Chloé advises bank leaders, fintech founders, and investors building at the intersection of regulation and innovation. She is known for translating regulatory complexity into clear, actionable strategy — helping clients move quickly, manage third-party and partnership risk, and build with confidence in highly regulated environments. Her work bridges innovative ambition with regulatory confidence.