About

Frances Lee is an accomplished Vice President at Bank of America with over 22 years of experience in the financial industry. She specializes in middleware programming with a focus on object-oriented design, testing, and web and relational databases. Frances has a wealth of experience in regulatory transactions reporting, regulatory risk, foreign exchange, and retail banking. Frances is a skilled communicator with the ability to interface with all levels of management, peers, and technical specialists. She is proficient in Slang/SecDB, Java, J2EE Enterprise (JSP, Servlets, EJB, JDBC, Web Services), .NET, C#, Web design, HTML, and PHP. As a Vice President at Bank of America, Frances is a developer for Cirrus, BAML's real-time transactions reporting system for OTC Derivatives and FX products. Her work on Cirrus includes reporting transactions, valuations, and collateral information globally to multiple jurisdictions, including Dodd Frank, EMIR, JFSA, HKMA, ASIC, and others. Frances's current projects include MiFID II reporting. Prior to joining Bank of America, Frances was a Vice President at Goldman Sachs where she developed and supported regulatory margin calculators implementing the 431(f) and 431(g) rules for the Risk business. She also served as a Senior Software Engineer at DonorsChoose.org where she developed and supported the website dedicated to distributing resources to public schools. Frances graduated from Stuyvesant High School in 1996. She has a strong technical background with expertise in web, test, Java, PHP, and software engineering. Frances is an experienced professional with a proven track record of success in the financial industry.