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JPMorgan Chase & Co.
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- JPMorgan Chase & Co. - London
The Corporate & Investment Bank Treasury is a critical function within CIB Finance and Business Management. It is responsible for managing the liquidity and capital positions of the investment banking businesses, establishing transparent and market-based funds transfer pricing policy and developing methodologies and metrics to improve the collateral and liquidity risk management capabilities of the Corporate and Investment Bank. CIB Treasury works closely with Corporate Treasury and Liquidity Risk Oversight in developing consolidated liquidity risk metrics and coordinating analysis and reporting for regulators and rating agencies on related topics.
Within EMEA, the team works closely with senior finance leadership to assess the funding and liquidity impacts of the CIB’s legal entity strategy in the region, monitors and optimizes the liquidity and funding requirements of the CIB in the regional legal entities and supports regional legal entity governance requirements as well as providing input from a regional perspective to firmwide CIB initiatives.
This team is looking for a high performing Vice President for the EMEA CIB Treasury Regional Markets Liquidity Team. The team is responsible for ongoing liquidity oversight for the CIB Markets activity in the region, as well as an array of initiatives in this space as the responsibilities for the group continue to grow. This role will have exposure and responsibility across varying levels of management and is an excellent opportunity for a candidate who is interested in a strategic view of the CIB’s activity and who has a keen interest in capital markets, liquidity risk management and funding.
Specific responsibilities may include:
Working with the CIB Markets LOBs, Corporate Treasury and Regional Markets Liquidity team mates to ensure appropriate measures and monitoring are in place to deliver robust management of CIB liquidity and funding in the region through:
Regular forecasting of future balance sheet, funding and liquidity requirements and tracking vs. actuals
Construction and ongoing maintenance of daily/weekly/monthly/quarterly reporting of liquidity metrics, working closely with Front Office, Product Control, Corporate Treasury, Legal Entity Control, Liquidity Risk Oversight and Regulatory Reporting teams as needed to ensure accurate and timely liquidity reporting
Regular reviews of EMEA legal entity liquidity stress test results (both internal and regulatory-mandated), working with the business to:
Ensure drivers of liquidity usage are well-understood
Improve forecasting of liquidity usage
Optimize liquidity usage where needed
Implement a methodology to charge the LOBs for liquidity usage at the legal entity level as the firm moves to a more LE-focused liquidity charging model
Providing thoughtful analyses to support ALCO (asset and liability committee) review
Working closely with Firmwide Liquidity Analytics, Front Office, Liquidity Risk Oversight and others as needed to ensure liquidity stress methodology is a fair and accurate representation of potential liquidity requirements of the CIB Markets businesses (for example, playing a strong role in liquidity stress methodology ‘deep dives’ or reviewing treatment of CIB activity in LCR/NSFR frameworks)
Partnering with Liquidity Risk Infrastructure (LRI) and Liquidity Controllers to ensure our liquidity risk reporting system is accurately reflecting business activity and liquidity risk methodology and requirements, highlighting issues or identifying enhancement opportunities and helping to drive to conclusion
Providing thoughtful analysis required by our regulators, such as annual ILAAP and ICAAP documentation, as well as developing responses to ad hoc regulatory requests from PRA, FCA, EBA, Federal Reserve, SEC, FINRA, OCC and potentially others regarding CIB Markets funding and liquidity in the region
Supporting legal entity strategy by contributing to the development of pro-forma analyses for the EMEA legal entities’ liquidity, funding and stress testing profiles, considering potential regulatory changes or internal strategy or risk appetite changesQualifications
The preferred candidate will be a dynamic individual with intellectual curiosity and a strong track record of insightful analysis and control focus coupled with delivery of process improvements.
Working knowledge of Investment Bank products, along with financial theory and accounting principles – preferred
Knowledge of ALM, funding and liquidity and regulatory developments in the treasury space (e.g. LCR, NSFR) – preferred
Strong analytical, investigative problem-solving, and decision-making skills
Self-starter, who is able to work in a fast-paced, results-driven environment
Focused work ethic, good business sense, and demonstrated initiative
Strong interpersonal and relationship building skills and the capability to engage various functions, locations, and businesses
A ‘hands on’ team player who is equally comfortable carrying out detailed analysis on an independent basis or coordinating input from others
Excellent working knowledge of Excel and PowerPoint (including PitchPro)
Strong attention to detail
Clear and concise written and verbal communication abilitiesAbout J.P. Morgan’s Corporate & Investment Bank:
J.P. Morgan’s Corporate & Investment Bank is a global leader across banking, markets and investor services. The world’s most important corporations, governments and institutions entrust us with their business in more than 100 countries. With $18 trillion of assets under custody and $393 billion in deposits, the Corporate & Investment Bank provides strategic advice, raises capital, manages risk and extends liquidity in markets around the world. Further information about J.P. Morgan is available at www.jpmorgan.com.
JPMorgan Chase & Co. offers an exceptional benefits program and a highly competitive compensation package. JPMorgan Chase & Co. is an Equal Opportunity Employer.