Diana Ramos
About Diana
Diana Ramos assists banks, credit unions, and other financial institutions with issues related to regulatory compliance, corporate structure, and operations.
During law school Diana served as a judicial extern for the Oregon Court of Appeals, where she assisted with reviewing briefs, creating bench memos, and preparing opinions. She also has extensive experience in the banking industry, having worked in financial institutions for over 15 years. Diana started her career in a small credit union allowing her to gain a general understanding of banking operations, regulatory requirements, and lending activities. Before joining Miller Nash, Diana spent ten years working for a large national bank in roles that include credit risk management and compliance.
Activities
- Multnomah Bar Association, Member
- Oregon State Bar, Member
- Oregon Women Lawyers, Member, 2022-present
- OHSU Adventist Health Portland, Community Board Member, 2017- present
- Immigration Justice Campaign, Dilley Pro Bono Project, Student Volunteer, 2019
Insights from Diana
- “The War on Bank Fees Rages On—New CFPB Rule Aims to Hobble Courtesy Overdraft Services,” Miller Nash, Bank Law Monitor (Mar. 2024)
- “TL;DR: The Feds on SVB and Deposit Insurance Reform” Miller Nash, Bank Law Monitor (May 2023)
- “Federal Regulators Continue to Encourage Special Purpose Credit Programs,” Miller Nash, Bank Law Monitor, coauthor (Jan. 2023)
Outside the Office
Diana enjoys being out on the water, whether that is paddle boarding or wake surfing.