Director, Asset Liability Management Advisory
Posted 3 days ago
veritas partnersDenver (CO)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Our client, an asset liability management consulting firm, is currently seeking a Director of Advisory services to join their team. The Director of Advisory Services will work remotely, service clients across the US and be expected to travel 30% - 40%.
Responsibilities:
Manage a portfolio of 15 - 20 clients Act as a SME in areas of asset liability and balance sheet management Serve as the primary relationship manager and trusted strategic advisor for clients Lead the overall strategic relationship, integrating capital, liquidity, interest rate risk, asset allocation, funding, and other balance sheet considerations into actionable recommendations Lead recurring client meetings, ALCO presentations, and annual onsite visits Identify opportunities to deepen the client relationship through relevant strategic advice
Qualifications:
Bachelor's degree required 10+ years of experience in Asset Liability Management Deep understanding of the full banking model, including credit risk, liquidity risk, interest rate risk, capital, funding, and earnings considerations Design and implement capital allocation and balance sheet strategies Excellent communication and presentation skills for diverse audiences Comprehensive understanding of banking regulations and the ability to incorporate regulatory considerations into strategic recommendations
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