Model Risk and Regulatory Support
Rate: Inside IR35 via Umbrella company
Location: London
Duration: 6 months
Role Summary:
Our client is currently recruiting for a Model Risk and Regulatory Support where you shall provide support with high profile regulatory submissions related to our Internal Model Method (IMM) across our key global regulators (PRA, ECB and HKMA). The candidate would assist the GRPA team on the preparation of various regulatory application packs and documentation requests, including acting in a 2LOD review and challenge capacity for global regulatory self-assessments which support these applications.
Key Responsibilities:
1. Provide guidance and opine on regulatory policy.
2. Preparation of responses and, where relevant, submissions to regulators.
3. Prepare regulatory submissions to the regulator.
4. Work with Global and regional Market Risk Functions, Traded Risk Senior management team, GRA Regional Heads, and regional Policy leads.
5. Collaborate with Finance – Group Regulatory Policy and Regulatory Reporting teams.
6. Engage with regulatory bodies – particularly the Prudential Regulatory Authority supervisory and modelling teams.
7. Work together with business experts from the Traded Risk teams and stakeholders to proactively manage and deliver regulatory opinions on model applications.
8. Develop and communicate solutions to address rule changes or answers to specific policy questions and/or regulatory requirements.
9. Ensure consistent and accurate regulatory submissions.
10. Develop consistent policy standards across regional sites.
11. Provide questions and feedback to global Traded Risk teams relating to policy, standards, and documentation.
Knowledge and Experience:
1. Experience in general or wholesale banking including Commercial Banking, Global Banking & Markets, or Wholesale Credit.
2. Good knowledge of the regulatory landscape particularly relating to Counterparty Credit Risk or previous experience in a Regulatory Capital policy function.
3. Relevant working experience in a bank, rating agency, consultancy, or advisory firm would be considered.
4. Experience of dealing with regulators is preferable.
5. Some understanding of statistics and concepts of the risk modelling process would be advantageous.
6. Ability to lead, manage, and successfully deliver within the agreed time scale, in liaison with all relevant stakeholders: model owners, business, finance, senior management, and regulator.
7. Strong written and verbal communication skills.
8. Deliver high-quality work within timelines.
9. Flexibility to work with colleagues and key stakeholders in an international team.
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