The phrase "and the comptroller of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific comptroller in the context of an organization, government, or financial institution.
Example: "The budget was approved by the finance committee and the comptroller of the city."
Alternatives: "and the financial officer of" or "and the chief accountant of".
And the new deal reached by the Fed and the comptroller of the currency provides an opportunity to get right what the 49 attorneys general got wrong.
Sixty percent of modifications undertaken by banks in late 2008 were in default a year later, according to the latest Mortgage Metrics Report compiled by the Office of Thrift Supervision and the comptroller of the currency.
Regulators at the Fed and the Comptroller of the Currency's office are likely to testify at the hearing, which is scheduled for April 11, according to the people briefed on the matter but not authorized to speak publicly.
Representative Nancy Pelosi, the House speaker, and 30 other Democratic representatives from California told the Justice Department, the Federal Reserve and the comptroller of the currency that "it is time that banks are held accountable for their practices".
Regulators at the Fed and the Comptroller of the Currency's office are questioning the prudence of relying on consultants so heavily, according to government officials briefed on the matter".
Ms. Cantwell said, "It's critical that these agencies like the F.D.I.C. and the Comptroller of the Currency come up with appropriate standards of creditworthiness and not rely on the monopoly of the rating agencies".
Earlier this week, officials of the California Public Employees Retirement System, or Calpers, the nation's largest pension fund; the California State Teachers Retirement System; and Alan G. Hevesi, the comptroller of New York State and the manager of the country's second-largest pension fund, called for Mr. Grasso's resignation.
John D. Hawke, then a young Washington lawyer and later the comptroller of the currency, recalls that "alcoholics and womanizers were pretty much ignored".
Sheila Bair of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation FDICC) and John Dugan, the Comptroller of the Currency, have fallen out over Ms Bair's deposit-insurance reforms.
Those disagreeing were the Treasury secretary, Timothy F. Geithner Ben S. Bernankee, the chairman of the Federal Reserve; Sheila C. Bair, the chairwoman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation; and John C. Dugan, the comptroller of the currency.
It's often said that truth is the first casualty of war, and Alan G. Hevesi Alan G. Hevesi, the comptroller of New York City, seems determined to prove the cliché true.
