Michael Clancy

Michael Clancy has a diverse work experience spanning over several years in the banking industry. Michael started their career as a Customer Service Representative at Texas Commerce Bank in 1994. Michael later became a Loan Agreement Compliance Officer at the same bank and successfully completed their formal credit training program. In 1998, they joined JPMorgan Chase & Co. as an Associate in Commercial Banking and worked their way up to become a Credit Underwriter, responsible for credit structuring, financial analysis, and loan documentation review. Michael also served as a Relationship Manager, managing a large portfolio of commercial and middle market companies. In 2008, Clancy joined Bank of Texas as a Vice President in Commercial Banking, specializing in energy lending in the South Texas market. In this role, they handled relationship management, business development, and credit underwriting for a portfolio of upstream and mid-stream energy clients. Michael provided a range of financial products including reserve-based lending, energy hedging, treasury management, and private banking. Clancy's most recent position is Senior Vice President in Middle Market Banking at Woodforest National Bank, which they have held since 2016.

Michael Clancy attended Texas A&M University from 1989 to 1994, where they obtained a Bachelor's Degree in BBA, Finance & Accounting. At a later point in their educational journey, they pursued a Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) in Finance at the University of Houston. The specific start and end dates for their M.B.A. program are not provided.