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Subject matter expertise in a financial services sub-area like Retail Banking, Commercial Banking, Transaction Banking, Wholesale Banking, Cards & Payments, Wealth Management, Investment Management, Real Estate, Private Equity, Capital Markets.
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Deloitte Risk and Financial Advisory's Financial Services Industry (FSI) Risk, Data and Regulatory professionals help organizations identify the regulatory changes impacting their business and implement effective and efficient processes to manage regulatory, capital, liquidity and interest rate risks, respond to evolving regulatory environments and implement programs, measures, and tools to help clients with a specific focus on risk, data, and regulatory processes.
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Knowledge of the structure and roles within the risk function at a bank, capital markets organization or broker-dealer, including execution and oversight processes, risk assessment, reporting, controls, testing, and data analytics.
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Deloitte Risk and Financial Advisory Risk, Data and Regulatory Liquidity - Manager. 6+ years of relevant work experience in consulting role and/or in Treasury/Treasury Risk management function within financial services industry.
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Demonstrate understanding of business processes, regulatory requirements, internal control risk management, process, data and technology controls and related standards and frameworks as related to financial institutions.
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The ideal candidate will have a genuine passion for driving strategic transformation in the financial services industry combined with relationship-building, leadership, and communication skills.
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A genuine passion for the financial services industry, combined with relationship-building, leadership, and communication skills will be critical to success. Lead and deliver small engagements, or components of large, complex engagements for financial services clients.
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Knowledge of Global Corporate and Investment Banking businesses (e.g. corporate banking, leasing, equity capital markets, debt capital markets, investment banking etc.
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Members of the Financial Services & Structured Finance POD within the Capital Markets Group gain incredible exposure to their counterparts at private equity firms, corporations, and sophisticated private capital investors during a transaction process.
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B. Riley operates through several subsidiaries that offer a diverse range of complementary end-to-end capabilities spanning investment banking and institutional brokerage, private wealth and investment management, financial consulting, corporate restructuring, operations management, risk and compliance, due diligence, forensic accounting, litigation support, appraisal and valuation, auction, and liquidation services.
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Strong understanding of equity capital markets, commercial real estate, private equity, fund formation, institutional investors, banking, financial modeling, and investment strategies.
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Enterprise Financial Risk (EFR) seeks to deliver effective independent risk management of the activities and processes associated with managing the Company's capital, liquidity and earnings risks, including the market/price risk in the CFO managed securities portfolio.
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The Interest Rate Risk and CFO Price Risk team under the Enterprise Financial Risk group is looking for a Market Risk Analyst to provide risk oversight and independent analysis on portfolios managed by the CFO group at Bank of America.
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The CAG team members are expected to have experience in fixed-income capital markets, investment banking and credit risk analysis advising high yield and investment grade clients in their capital raising and strategic financing decisions.
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The VP, Debt/Capital Markets will be involved in all aspects of the loan closing process, loan management, supporting functions (such as reporting, and performing financial risk management analyses), and will have the opportunity to present financing recommendations to executive management.
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