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We are seeking a Quantitative Analyst to be a part of our Market Risk team at Santander Capital Markets. Deep understanding of market risk measures, concepts, and regulatory rules: VaR, greeks, and Model Validation Testing.
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Perform quantitative analysis of the current markets, trends and trading strategies and enhance pricing and risk models to incorporate new market or products features. + Performing quantitative analysis of the current markets, trends and trading strategies and enhancing pricing and risk models to incorporate new market or products features.
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Oversee identification, monitoring, measuring, and mitigation of all enterprise risks independently responsible for market risk, liquidity risk, operational risk, information security risk, reputational risk, country/transfer risk, etc.
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Manages credit risk oversight of marketable-securities-backed lending programs, capital markets activities, derivative programs, and principal market risk for the Global Private Bank (GPB) and Wealth Management (WM.
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The role requires expertise in the different product types within the fixed income market, including Government Securities, Mortgage-Backed Securities, Investment Grade Corporate Bonds, High Yield Corporate Bonds, Emerging Market Debt, Quasi-Sovereign Bonds, Global Securities, Structured Products, CLOs, Bank Loans, Derivatives, Municipal Securities, and Money Market Instruments.
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Active in both centralized and decentralized finance, BitGo offers market leading trading, lending, and borrowing services through its prime brokerage services and acts as the custodian for WBTC, the leading global stablecoin for Bitcoin.
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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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Bonus PointsCertified Risk Adjustment Coder (CRC) or similar certificationExperience coding in multiple different Electronic Medical Record (EMR) systems. We're hiring a Risk Adjustment Coder Specialist to join our Risk Adjustment team.
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Working knowledge of Bloomberg; knowledge of other industry-standard macroeconomic and financial market data sources (e.g., IHS Global Insights, Markit, Haver, Thomson Reuters DataStream, S&P Capital IQ, Moody’s Economy.com.
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Job DescriptionJob Responsibilities:The VP and New York Market Leader leads the delivery of Enterprise’s program solutions, innovations, capital and policy efforts to bring sustainable and lasting impact in the region.
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Software Guidance & Assistance, Inc., (SGA), is searching for a Quantitative Analyst for a CONTRACT assignment with one of our premier Financial Services clients in New York, NY. Responsibilities: The Market Quantitative Analysis (MQA) team is looking for a Quantitative analyst to support the front office In-Business Risk team, working along with the trading and XVA desks in managing their market risk metrics and capital.
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Hands-on programming (in SQL in particular and high-level programming language such as R, Python, MATLAB) and model development experience serving risk management or capital market business.
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You will assess the risk for various commercial insurance lines of business that can include Property, General Liability, Workers Compensation, Auto/Fleet, Products Liability, Inland Marine and Builders Risk. Tools or Items You Must Provide:·Windows-based PC with an image/document scanner·Digital camera·High speed internet access·Measuring device such as: laser, 100 ft.
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Income simulation, stress testing , and managing various types of financial risk (e.g., market, interest rate, liquidity, capital). The Senior Financial Risk Analyst will perform the monthly production market risk calculation and manage projects supporting the team's market risk monitoring functions.
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Key responsibilities include analysis of model risk, analysis and reporting of market risk, distributing the market risk reports, and interfacing with the trading desk and other risk and support groups (i.e., Compliance, Finance, Operations, etc.
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