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They typically support multiple bank functions including underwriting, loss forecasting - including stress testing (HCR/DFAST) and reserve calculation (CECL/IFRS), portfolio management, and balance sheet management.
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Ensuring high-quality credit analysis on individual loans, portfolio stress testing, and calculating monthly allocations to the Loan Loss Reserve (ALLL/CECL). Presenting and discussing loan information submitted to the Board of Directors for review, including the ALLL/CECL calculation, graded loan reports, and other loan quality information and trends.
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The Senior Supervising Auditor will complete complex audits (Current Expected Credit Loss (CECL), Commercial Lending, Credit Administration, Vendor Management, Investments, Asset & Liability Management, Bank Secrecy Act (BSA)/Anti Money Laundering (AML), etc.
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The Head of WIM (Wealth and Investment Management) Credit Loss Forecasting will report to the Head of WIM Credit Risk and will be responsible for leading a team that provides both oversight and ownership for WIM credit loss forecasting, Forecasts include: Business loss forecasts, CCAR, CECL, MYFA, and ad hoc forecasts as necessary.
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Knowledge of modeling methodologies used in HCR/CECL preferred. Advanced SAS and SQL knowledge (needed), R, Python, QRM (optional) Knowledge of regulatory expectations for model development and model risk management preferred.
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As a member of the Risk & Regulatory Advisory team, you will advise financial institutions on a broad range of credit risk management topics including organization and governance; credit process optimization; risk rating model design, build and implementation; credit regulatory assessments; and Current Expected Credit Losses (CECL) process and tools.
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The ideal candidate should have experience with CECL and ALM, as well as a strong background in financial analysis. Your role includes being accountable for all aspects of CECL and ALM model updating and reporting.
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CECL Analysis: Lead the analysis and reconciliation of current expected credit losses (CECL). Their commitment to community engagement, recognized as a Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI), underlines their dedication to making a meaningful impact.
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The scope of model design and operation includes development, enhancement, maintenance, and execution of statistical and cash flow models; design, creation, testing and reporting of macroeconomic scenarios; support for governance, benchmarking, management, validation, and regulatory reporting pertaining to quantitative models; and the development, enhancement, maintenance, and execution of production control procedures within the integrated ALM/CECL/Stress Testing model frameworks.
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Design, build and implement best-in-class credit loss and financial forecasting models and conduct in depth cost of credit analysis which includes losses, allowances (CECL), CCAR submissions and risk capital.
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LI-DNIPosition requires a Master’s degree in Economics, Statistics, Finance, Accounting, or a related field, and 5 years of experience with risk analytics, credit risk management, and regulatory requirements, including CCAR, DFAST, Basel III, and CECL in a bank or financial services company setting.
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Our solutions automate key processes – from anti-money laundering to fraud detection to CECL readiness to lending workflows – empowering our customers by addressing their Enterprise Risk Management needs.
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Leads development of the banks CECL modeling and ongoing management of the banks loan loss reserve including preparation of the quarterly ALLL and workout loans. Test various models and prepare for parallel runs and ultimately adoption of CECL in accordance with regulatory guidelines.
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Interfaces with second line Credit Administration and other constituents involved in the CECL control environment to provide updates on control development and execution. Interfaces with second line Credit Administration and other constituents involved in the CECL control environment to provide updates on control development and execution.
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Familiarity with market risk, credit risk (underwriting, CECL loss reserving, portfolio management), operational risk measurement, and stress testing methodologies / quantitative analytics. Familiarity with market risk, credit risk (underwriting, CECL loss reserving, portfolio management), operational risk measurement, and stress testing methodologies / quantitative analytics.
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