Assistant Vice President, Financial Policy, Research and Advocacy
Andrew Hipolit is assistant vice president, financial policy, research and advocacy for the Independent Community Bankers of America (ICBA). In this capacity, Hipolit leads ICBA’s community bank-focused economic and financial policy research.
At ICBA, Hipolit uses research and statistics to quantify the economic footprint of the nation’s community banks and to examine legislative and regulatory issues affecting the banking industry. He also coordinates comprehensive surveys that summarize members’ performance and sentiments with respect to current industry issues.
Before joining ICBA, he worked with the D.C. Department of Health where he provided data consultation and analysis. He also served as a senior associate at investment bank Evercore where he performed analysis of macroeconomics, monetary policy, financial markets, and politics, among other topics.
Hipolit holds a Bachelor of Arts in government and history from the College of William & Mary and a Master of Public Policy from Georgetown University Public Policy Institute
