The Board of Trustees/Directors of the Oppenheimer Funds designated New York Board has appointed Elizabeth Krentzman to the Board, effective 1 August 2014.
Krentzman recently retired from Deloitte LLP after serving as the firm’s US mutual fund leader. Krentzman formerly served as the general counsel of the Investment Company Institute (ICI), where she was responsible for legal and regulatory initiatives affecting the Institute’s member firms.
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In addition to representing mutual fund interests before numerous U.S. regulatory agencies and the U.S. Congress, Ms. Krentzman worked closely with foreign regulators and international trade associations to address global issues as U.S. investment managers continue to expand their operations worldwide.
Before joining the ICI, Krentzman spent seven years at Deloitte & Touche as the leader of the investment management regulatory consulting practice.
Prior to that, Krentzman served as an assistant director in the SEC’s Division of Investment Management, where she was responsible for rules involving investment company reporting and disclosure obligations, and investment adviser regulation.
Krentzman developed a number of SEC rules affecting asset management firms and assisted in completing the Division of Investment Management’s 1992 report, Protecting Investors: A Half Century of Investment Company Regulation. Prior to joining the SEC, Ms. Krentzman was associated with the law firm Ropes & Gray, where she handled regulatory and compliance matters for investment companies, their advisers and directors.
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By GlobalDataKrentzman is a member of the District of Columbia and Florida Bar Associations, and is a former chair of the District of Columbia Bar Investment Management Subcommittee.
"We are very pleased that Ms. Krentzman has agreed to join us," said Brian Wruble, Chairman of the Board. "She is a superbly knowledgeable professional and a delightful person. She will fit right in."
