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Mission
The Quantitative Risk Specialist will play a key role in identifying, assessing, and mitigating financial risks within the organization. This position involves developing and implementing quantitative models to analyze risk, evaluating potential financial impacts, and providing strategic recommendations to management. The ideal candidate will have strong analytical and programming skills, proficiency in risk modeling, and a deep understanding of financial markets.
What You'll Do
Conduct assessments of potential market risks associated with new business ventures and strategic operations alignment with the organization's risk strategy and appetite.
Assess alignment with the organization's risk strategy and appetite.
Define metrics and indicators that establish risk limits and tolerances (linked with risk appetite), for subsequent cascading to BUs.
Define risk analysis and calculation methodologies, model assumptions, and analytical processes, to develop quantitative models to support risk analysis.
Compute the overall risk exposure and position, limits availability and usage, at various aggregation levels.
Utilize statistical methods and financial theories to forecast potential losses and assess risk exposure.
Conduct stress testing and scenario analysis to evaluate the impact of adverse market conditions.
Monitor global and BU-level risk exposure and limits consumption, maintaining adequate mitigation mechanisms and evaluating the effectiveness of controls in place.
Consolidate risk reports that provide a comprehensive view of the organization's risk profile, with actionable insights for decision-making.
Provide quantitative support for various projects and initiatives and prepare relevant material for Risk forums discussions (e.g. Risk Management Committee, Market Risk Committee).
What You'll Need
Bachelor's or Master's degree in Finance, Economics, Mathematics, Statistics, or a related field.
Proven track record in developing and validating risk models.
Proficiency in statistical and mathematical modeling software.
In-depth knowledge of financial markets, instruments, and risk management principles.
Advanced knowledge of programming languages and their applicability for market risk analysis: Python, VBA, and PBI.
Fluent in English.
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