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Job Details Description POSITION SUMMARYThe Director, Investment Operations and Risk Management reports to the Chief Investment Officer but will also work closely with the rest of the investment team, members of the finance team, and members of the Philanthropies team on mission-related investments.
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The AVP will work in Chubb's Enterprise Risk Management Unit to help advance Chubb's capabilities in Cyber risk management and catastrophe modeling, by advancing our understanding of the drivers and impacts of Cyber catastrophe risk.
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The ideal candidate will leverage expertise in high-level complex SaaS sales in supply chain risk, vendor risk management, and/or third-party risk management. Familiarity with Supply Chain Risk Management, Governance, Risk & Compliance, and Third-Party Risk Management.
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Work Experience: + years in Model Development and/or Validation of, Compliance, transaction monitoring, Below the Line testing, and Risk Management function at an investment bank or hedge fund.
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Financial and credit analysis skills, including the ability to analyze project financials/proformas, loan portfolios, financial statements, and business plans and to make independent recommendations to senior and credit risk management.
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Support multiple projects using technology and analytical techniques in a fast-paced Qualifications Required Qualifications: 5-7 years of internal audit, front office business control, compliance, or risk management experience in corporate and investment banking (e.g., equity capital markets, debt capital markets, investment banking, corporate banking, leasing.
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About the roleThe Senior Specialist, Risk Adjustment for Medicare Advantage (MA) and Affordable Care Act (ACA) lines of business will work with management to meet communicated single and departmental goals, deadlines set forth by Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) and Health and Human Services (HHS) , and be active and engaged in establishing Risk Adjustment processes.
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How you will fulfill your potential: Develop software and analytics to progress Corporate Treasury’s mandates: interest rate pricing & risk management, trade execution, funding optimization & liquidity risk management and cash & collateral management Optimize the firm’s liability stack by developing balance sheet analytics and hedging strategies Actively engage with Corporate Treasury Trading, supporting valuation and risk/P&L reporting.
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Well-versed in technology & cyber risk and resilience practices with the ability to connect and align with the firm’s operational risk management processes and operational resilience framework.
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Expertise in technical and business environment, familiarity with security standards, experience with business continuity, disaster recovery, auditing, risk management, vulnerability assessments, and cyber-security and incident management.
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Guide technology and modeling teams to develop and improve models and tools spanning risk management, workflow efficiency for securities and transactions, and macro/micro factor scenario modeling.
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Our Commodity Trading & Risk Management advisory practice is the epicenter of innovation, where we tackle the toughest challenges head-on and drive monumental shifts in the commodities landscape.
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The objective of our Credit Risk practice is to support financial services organizations as they seek to enhance their credit risk management capabilities. The Credit Risk practice offers global and regional financial services clients the assistance needed to enhance their credit risk management capabilities in a rapidly changing business environment.
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The Director, RBC IT Audit leads audit plan management and execution, strategic initiatives, and resource management in relation to internal audit operations across within RBC US. Key audit areas this role will cover can potentially include, IT Risk Management, Data Risk, Cybersecurity, supporting IT Functional coverage (such as AML or Regulatory Reporting.
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Coordinate and execute required activities to attain and maintain compliance with Model Risk Management requirements (e.g., reviewing and analyzing outputs of inputs/outputs monitoring, making updates to model documentation, liaising with divisional Model Risk Control teams for administration tasks.
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