CFO - Corporate Investment Quantitative Financial Analyst - Asset Liability Management

CFO - Corporate Investment Quantitative Financial Analyst - Asset Liability Management

Charlotte, North Carolina

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Job Description :

This job is responsible for conducting quantitative analytics and modeling projects, incorporating quantitative problem-solving skills, professional judgement and core subject matter expertise regarding financial market drivers and products. Key responsibilities include developing new models, analytic processes and systems approaches. Job expectations include coding, scripting, implementations, and statistical and econometric modeling.

This job is responsible for daily forecasting and analyzing of the bank's balance sheets, Net Interest Income (NII), Funds Transfer Pricing (FTP) and interest rate risk sensitivity. Key responsibilities include partnering with Line of Business (LOB) leaders and teammates across Corporate Treasury, Risk, and the Chief Financial Office (CFO) to deliver a dynamic, accurate, and disciplined forecast by product, LOB, and legal entity under baseline and / or stress scenarios.

Principal subject matter expert responsible for forecasting the firms balance sheet and net interest income and / or monitoring and reporting on the firms interest rate sensitivity. Responsible to deliver a dynamic, accurate and disciplined forecast by product, LOB and Legal Entity under baseline and stress scenarios. Responsible for quality assurance and controls around pertinent external regulatory reporting and risk limits.

Balance Sheet Management (BSM) is a division within the CFO Group responsible for providing executive management with accurate and timely analysis of the balance sheet, net interest income (NII), and non-interest income across Actuals and Forecast. Information generated by this team provides the framework which allows the company to position its balance sheet consistent with its risk appetite and expectations for changes in interest rates. BSM maintains close partnerships with various groups across the enterprise, providing key input to critical processes and strategic decisions. Coordination with Global Risk, Model Risk, Funding Managers, and other Treasury teams facilitates strategic ALM decisions within a controlled framework.

The Interest Rate Analytics (IRA) team is responsible for daily, monthly, and quarterly monitoring of the bank’s balance sheet positioning as well as ad hoc analytics to support decision making across Treasury. The IRA team starts with the Bank’s spot data position and baseline forecast, then applies a variety of interest rate shocks – both parallel and non-parallel – to quantify and report the Bank’s IRR. The interest rate scenarios are largely focused on + / -100 basis points (bps) shocks, however, larger, and smaller shocks are also modeled, analyzed, and reported. The Bank has established risk limits for each metric across the various interest rate shocks, both at the Risk Appetite and non-risk appetite levels.

Responsibilities :

• Applies quantitative methods that include, but are not limited to, econometric and statistical forecasting models
• Provides quantitative models and analytical support for decision making and risk measurement
• Develops models for deployment on the Quantitative Finance Analytical Platform, a proprietary platform for advanced computational needs within Corporate Treasury
• Maintains an analytical computing platform spanning multiple geographical locations and including thousands of computer cores, leveraging Linux technology and C+
• Writes production code, researching, designing, delivering and implementing quickly and accurately on a shared platform
• Delivers forecast analysis and reporting with accuracy, presenting results to senior management
• Applies subject matter expertise of the key drivers of the Line of Business, Product balance sheet and Net Interest Income (NII) forecasts, Funds Transfer Pricing (FTP), and FDIC expenses, challenging the forecast and highlighting potential risks
• Identifies opportunities to enhance or simplify processes, improving analytical capabilities for stakeholders
• Delivers forecasting, securitization, deposit pricing, and annual report disclosures with a high level of autonomy
• Interest Rate Risk measurement and analysis for the banking book
• Multiple tools covering earnings and capital at risk on a daily, weekly, and monthly basis
• Partners with Risk to establish risk appetite and monitor different risk appetite statements and non-risk appetite limits
• Performs routine assumption sensitivity analysis ranging from static balance sheet, securities prepayment and reinvestment, deposit rate paid and mix, EVE truncation, etc. OCI forecasting for stress testing

Skills : Analytical Thinking

Data and Trend Analysis

Financial Analysis

Financial Forecasting and Modeling

Reporting

Adaptability

Attention to Detail

Regulatory Compliance

Risk Analytics

Scenario Planning and Analysis

Benchmarking

Business Acumen

Business Analytics

Financial Management

Required Qualifications :

Minimum 2 years of experience in data analytics with emphasis on design, testing, and implementation of calculations related to net interest income, cash flows, or risk analytics

Finance / Accounting knowledge – experience in balance sheet management, forecasting, or other Corporate Treasury functions

Understanding of financial market dynamics, interest rates, accounting, and financial products

Ability to manage multiple priorities in a time sensitive environment

Ability to work across multiple teams in a collaborative environment

Proficient in MS Office tools, especially Microsoft Excel & SQL skills

Inquisitive, willing to challenge the status quo and strive to improve processes

Desired Qualifications :

Experience analyzing fixed income securities, interest rate derivatives

Technical Business Analyst skills (SQL, VBA, Python)

Prior experience with Model Risk Management

Minimum Education Requirement : Bachelor's degree Finance, Business, or Computer Science

Shift :

1st shift (United States of America)

Hours Per Week : 40

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