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Description : |
Incumbent develops, direct, implements, and manages
the Risk Management process. He/She is responsible for identifying,
measuring, analyzing, underwriting, approving and reporting on all
facets of risk within the business.
Incumbent is expected to play a lead role in the development and
implementation of the business units growth strategies through an
appropriate methodology of managing and controlling risk/reward and
identifying optimal business choices. Incumbent will also provide the
leadership necessary to identify, analyze, assess, review and make
appropriate recommendations relating to acquisition and diverse
candidates.
Management/execution of process reviews. These reviews focus on
improving the efficiency and effectiveness of the processing and control
environment. Management/execution of key regulatory and department,
Asset Servicing or Corporate Risk/Compliance initiatives (Control Self
Assessment, Loss reporting, SOX 404, etc.), and coordination with
regulators, internal and external auditors, etc. Includes interaction
with senior management, portfolio management and client CCO/risk
management. Provide risk leadership for large-scale department
initiatives, including development of a new operating model and the
reengineering the required to achieve that model, etc.
At least 10+ years of relevant product/financial services and/or
auditing and compliance management experience with a thorough knowledge
of banking and fiduciary regulations (both domestic and international),
operations and accounting. Excellent problem-solving, analytical
abilities, oral and written communication skills. Proven ability to
handle stressful situations with client and regulators while maintaining
a professional approach to problem solving. Outstanding interpersonal
skills in order to influence and impact business decisions over which
the incumbent has no direct authority. Proven ability to manage a staff
and numerous projects simultaneously.
B.S./B.A. required. MBA and professional
certification (CPA, CIA, CTA, etc.) preferred but not required.
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