Susan Collet
About Susan Collet
Susan Collet serves as the Director of Government Affairs at FINRA, where she provides technical advice to Congress and policymakers. She has worked in this role since 2020, focusing on regulatory services for various financial markets.
Work at FINRA
Susan Collet serves as the Director of Government Affairs at FINRA, a position she has held since 2020. In this role, she provides technical advice to Congress and policymakers, contributing to the regulatory landscape. Her work encompasses regulatory services for equities, options markets, and trade reporting in fixed income and Treasury markets. Collet's involvement in these areas supports FINRA's mission to protect investors and ensure market integrity.
Education and Expertise
Susan Collet earned her Bachelor of Arts degree from St. Mary's College of Maryland, where she studied English Language, English Literature, and Economics from 1989 to 1993. This educational background provides her with a strong foundation in communication and analytical skills, which are essential in her role at FINRA. Her expertise in regulatory affairs is further enhanced by her experience in providing technical advice to lawmakers.
Background
Susan Collet has been actively involved in government affairs since joining FINRA in 2020. Based in Washington, District of Columbia, she engages with various stakeholders to influence policy related to financial regulation. Her background in English and Economics informs her approach to complex regulatory issues, allowing her to effectively communicate with policymakers and industry leaders.
Achievements
In her role at FINRA, Susan Collet has contributed to significant regulatory discussions and initiatives. Her work in providing technical advice to Congress and policymakers has positioned her as a knowledgeable resource in the field of government affairs. Collet's involvement in regulatory services for equities, options markets, and trade reporting reflects her commitment to enhancing the financial regulatory framework.