Risk- Associate-Liquidity Risk

The Risk division is responsible for credit, market and operational risk, model risk, independent liquidity risk, and insurance throughout the firm. The mission of Risk Division is to effectively identify, monitor, evaluate and manage the firm s financial and operational risks (including reputational risk) in support of the firm s strategic plan, and in a manner consistent with the objectives set out in the firm s Board-approved Risk Appetite Statement. Through comprehensive processes, which include critical analysis, evaluating stress scenarios, dynamically managing risk, and prudently balancing risk and reward, the Risk Division plays a critical 2nd line of defense role.Finance Risk is the independent risk management function responsible for identifying, quantifying and managing the firm s liquidity and accrual rates risk. We work closely with Corporate Treasury, Global Banking and Markets, Asset and Wealth Management and Platform Solutions, as we'll as the broader Risk organization to provide independent risk assessment and oversight of the firm s risk taking. Key functions include:
Stress Testing: Methodology development, model creation and governance, assumption review and approval and risk management

Risk Oversight: Monitor, govern, and challenge Corporate Treasury execution activities, including liquidity and funding projections, accrual rates risk management, liability management, cash & collateral management, funds transfer pricing, balance sheet usage

Risk Limit Governance: Setting risk appetite, calibration of risk limits, sign-off on limits frameworks, and ongoing monitoring of limit utilization and remediation

Regulatory Stress Metrics, Liaison, & Advocacy: Calculation and disclosure of key regulatory stress metrics, guidance and rule interpretation, engagement with global regulators, and policy advocacy

Governance & Reviews: Ongoing evaluation of compliance with key regulatory regimes, new activity impact assessments and approvals, engagement with key committees and governing bodies, and maintenance of key policies and procedures

Active and ongoing engagement with risk taking businesses to understand, monitor, and govern risk taking activities

Direct engagement with Risk Leadership and global regulators regarding material risks, current risk exposures, and limits governance

RESPONSIBILITIES

Develop in-depth understanding of the firm s liquidity risk and accrual rates risk under different scenarios;identify and challenge qualitative assumptions Work with engineering teams to model liquidity risks under various stress scenarios; propose, calibrate, andimplement appropriate assumptions

Develop and implement governance frameworks and policies for controlling the firm s accrual rates risk

Monitor risk taking and limit utilization; engage in breach remediation, and escalation workflow

Engage directly with Corporate Treasury and risk taking businesses to understand strategy, assess newactivities, enforce limits, comply with regulatory requirements, and challenge proposals

Engage periodically with regional regulators to explain the firm s risk posture, clarify rule interpretations,respond to analysis and data requests, and support advocacy discussions

SKILLS AND RELEVANT EXPERIENCE
Less than 4 years of experience in banking or capital markets, preferably in Treasury or Treasury oversight function Strong academic background and quantitative skills

Interest in financial markets and risk management, motivated by learning and continuous improvement

Ability to work independently, form own judgment/opinions, provide insights and drive change

Proactive with strong analytical, interpersonal and communication skills and ability to build relationships remotely

Ability to interact with and build relationships with people from different departments and levels of seniority

Strong verbal and written communication skills

Prior knowledge of liquidity risk or interest rate risk metrics (Liquidity Coverage Ratio, Net Stable Funding Ratio, Internal stress testing, Interest Rate Risk in the Banking Book, Economic Value of Equity) is preferred