The people behind the review
Institution experience. A defined review.
Stephen Bishop brings community-bank operations and bank-fintech partnership work. Tony del Fierro brings credit-union technology and enterprise governance work. Each review starts with an institution decision and ends with a file your team keeps.
The experience below is tied to dated public sources. Review responsibilities are agreed in the scope.
Stephen Bishop
- Served as chief operating officer at OMB, a Missouri community bank.
- Worked on the core-banking and digital-platform plan described in OMB's January 2022 announcement.
- His published author biography describes sponsor-bank and fintech partnership work.
- Here, he starts with the community-bank or credit-union workflow, the decision due and its accountable owner.
Review focus: Vendor renewal review and Procedure acceptance review.
Sources: OMB platform announcement, January 5, 2022; published author biography. LLM Squared is independent of Jack Henry. No endorsement is implied.
Tony del Fierro
- Served as senior vice president and chief technology officer at Sound Credit Union, documented in April 2017.
- His published author biography describes payments infrastructure, API architecture and enterprise technology governance.
- Here, he separates supplied sources from declared authority and the action being considered.
- His review focus is institution-owned context and the human reviewer responsible for the use decision.
Review focus: AI pilot acceptance review and Core change review.
Sources: University of Washington Tacoma, April 19, 2017; published author biography.
The book relationship.
Stephen Bishop and Tony del Fierro are the coauthors identified on the Know Your Agent book website. The book explores governance for AI in financial services. It is related author work, not a regulatory standard or an endorsement of these reviews.
Choose the decision already on your calendar.
One review covers one workflow. The institution keeps the one-page decision, supporting evidence and unresolved questions. Begin with the review that matches the approval you have to make.
A file to inspect. A decision your institution owns.
Public tools run on supplied inputs and fictional examples. An engagement uses only sources you are allowed to share. We do not connect to a core, compile or execute institution code, take a financial action, certify compliance, give a legal opinion or claim achieved savings.
Start with the decision already on your calendar.
Bring the decision, deadline and accountable owner in general business terms. We agree the workflow, permitted sources, review responsibilities and exclusions before work begins.
Scope and fee are fixed in writing after one working session.
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