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This leadership role requires a strong blend of technical and soft skills, including but not limited to regulatory reporting, liquidity, data management, technology, risk management, negotiation, critical thinking, team building, relationship building, creative problem solving, and more.
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A career in our Balance Sheet Management practice, within Financial Risk and Regulatory services, will provide you with the opportunity to help business leaders embed a proactive and dynamic risk management capability and mind set into their corporate business practices.
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Ten or more years of financial services credit review/credit risk management experience through: past work in credit/loan review, credit risk management, internal audit credit risk coverage, commercial loan underwriting departments at large banking institutions; regulatory agency credit review/credit risk experience; or credit review/credit risk experience at a large consulting firm.
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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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Required] Extensive knowledge of SEC/CFTC regulatory rules and regulations related to credit risk management. Awareness of overall financial industry trends, regulatory developments, OCC rules, and overall credit risk management best practices is necessary to lead OCC in the development of credit risk management frameworks, tools and solutions that both protect OCC from credit losses and provide the industry with greatest benefit.
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The role will involve on-going program evolution and design, as well as, significant stakeholder management and collaboration across locations and across business units / functions as we look to evolve established programs to ensure risk management obligations while also addressing the existing and imminent cross jurisdictional regulations and regulatory expectations.
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Demonstrate understanding of OCC's Framework for Risk Management and work with senior management in Financial Risk Management to ensure OCC is at the forefront of credit risk management capabilities.
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Experience applying risk management commensurate with the organization’s risk profile and regulatory requirements. Familiarity with Interest Rate Risk Management, Liquidity Risk Management, and Funds Transfer Pricing.
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Preferred] Certified Financial Services Auditor (CFSA), Certification in Risk Management Assurance (CRMA), Certified Internal Auditor (CIA) or Certified Public Accountant (CPA), or equivalent.
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The role will maintain knowledge with respect to legislative, regulatory and compliance developments and proactively ensure compliance with state/local/federal requirements that may impact risk control, including anti-rebating, state insurance law premium definitions, workers’ compensation loss control and boiler/pressure vessel inspection requirements.
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Experience with systems supporting Compliance, Risk, Audit, Privacy, and Management such as ServiceNow, Archer, etc. Certifications in Information, Data, Privacy Records or Security such as: Certified Information Privacy Professional (CIPP), Certified Information Privacy Management (CIPM), Certified Records Manager (CRM), and/or Certified Information Privacy Technologist (CIPT), Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP), Information Governance Professional (IGP), Certified Information Security Manager (CISM) and Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA.
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Our model risk management team evaluates these financial models to ensure they are operating effectively and in-line with regulatory expectations to effectively mitigate risk.
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Awareness of overall financial industry trends, regulatory developments, OCC rules, and overall credit risk management best practices is necessary to lead OCC in the development of credit risk management frameworks, tools and solutions that both protect OCC from credit losses and provides the industry with greatest benefit.
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This role will focus on compliance with applicable regulatory and legal rules and requirements (ie SEC-Regulation SCI, CFTC-System Safeguards, etc.) Execution of controls and risk assessments (eg, third-party risk, privacy, data protection.
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Experience with Information/Technology Risk Management, Supply Chain Risk Management, Third Party Risk Management, and/or Global Regulatory Compliance.
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