Ray Dorado, a longtime attorney in New York’s banking industry, has joined the state Department of Financial Services as a top official in its Banking Division, where he’ll oversee financial institutions and be instrumental in recommending regulatory and legislative changes.

Dorado is the latest in a series of appointments by DFS Superintendent Linda Lacewell from the private sector to lead the agency’s work since her confirmation in July.

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