About the role
Focus:• Oversight and collaboration of capital ratios and capital adequacy, capital management strategies and plans for relevant entities in the Americas region.• Execute ongoing review and challenge of capital ratios, risk-weighted assets (RWA), leverage assets, and buffers.• Assess compliance with capital regulatory requirements.• Review and challenge CCAR / capital stress testing methodologies and results• Review calibration of internal capital limits and targets.• Prepare and present analyses and reports to senior management, regional boards, and global risk committees, as required.• Ensure timely escalation of capital management issues and limit breaches to appropriate stakeholders.• Promote continuous enhancement of the risk framework and planning• Support engagement with regional regulators on capital risk matters related to the risk function
Requirements:
• Understanding of U.S. regulatory capital requirements.• Background in financial markets and products required; understanding of products’ impacts on baseline and stress capital ratios necessary.• Familiarity with banks’ capital framework, CCAR / stress testing, RWA methodologies (credit, market, operational), and leverage ratio construct.• Previous engagement with U.S. regulators is a plus.• Familiarity with Contingency Capital Plan requirements• Experience in setting or assessing adequacy of internal capital limits and targets.
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