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"<ul>\n<li>Plans, directs and supervises the investigative program for FDIC in areas covering such matters as fraud, corruption, criminal violations, civil violations and improper or prohibited activities by employees or participants in FDIC programs, including supervised financial institutions.</li>\n<li>Develops quantitative program plans with the necessary total resources required and manages the full scope of FDIC criminal and integrity investigations, evaluating program targets, levels of accomplishment and measures of achievement and resources expended. Plans and organizes the investigative program to assure coverage of reported and suspected violations.</li>\n<li>Formulates policies and procedures for the conduct of investigations and similar inquiries related to the prevention, detection and prosecution of fraud and abuse in accordance with the professional investigative standards promulgated by the Council of the Inspectors General on Integrity and Efficiency (CIGIE).</li>\n<li>Continually develops the core and technical competencies of the workforce including through effective recruitment, recognition and retention activities, challenging work assignments and&nbsp;appropriate training and career development opportunities.</li>\n<li>Directly supervises the Special Agents-in-Charge, and provides direction, general supervision and leadership to a large geographically dispersed staff of professional criminal investigators. Identifies and provides for necessary training and professional development.</li>\n<li>Represents the Office of Investigations in a variety of forums including senior level meetings with FDIC and other Government officials, professional and trade conferences and symposiums and working groups, committees and councils dealing with key aspects of the OIG investigative mission.</li>\n<li>Serves as the OIG's representative in inter- and intra-agency investigative matters. Maintains close cooperative relationships with key officials of the FDIC, Department of Justice, FBI and other Government departments and agencies in order that the operations of all agencies having an interest in an investigative matter may be fully coordinated. Replies to inquiries by FDIC officials, other Government units and the public, relating to OIG investigative matters.</li>\n<li>Represents the AIGI directly in fostering optimum public relationships with all concerned in OIG investigative activity.</li>\n<li>Develops statements of program goals with necessary resource requirements as guides for the Inspector General for budgetary hearings and testimony before Congressional committees.</li>\n<li>Oversees the review and issuance of reports of investigation.</li>\n<li>Makes recommendations concerning the pursuit of criminal prosecution, or civil or administrative proceedings based on such investigation. Administers a follow-up system to ensure that appropriate and timely action is&nbsp;taken by management in response to investigative reports.</li>\n</ul>"
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