Head of US Balance Sheet Forecasting, Asset Liability Management (US)

Work Location:

United States of America

Hours:

40

Pay Details:

$180,000 - $240,000 USD

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Line of Business:

Finance

Job Description:

The Head of US Balance Sheet Forecasting, Asset Liability Management is responsible for leading the Balance Sheet and Net Interest Income (NII) Forecast team, a centralized function in the US Treasury team responsible for completing balance and NII forecasts in baseline as well as stress scenarios for the US P&C business and US legal entities. This role is accountable for developing strong relationships with key Line of Business and Finance team colleagues in developing a cohesive forecast for the US segment. Additionally, developing, reviewing, and challenging key forecast assumptions are critical.

Depth & Scope:

• Provides people management leadership by hiring the best talent, setting goals, developing staff, managing employee performance and compensation decisions, promoting teamwork and handling any/all disciplinary actions, as required
• Works closely with other business partners including senior leaders within the Lines of Business
• Leads and develops a team of finance/risk professionals to ensure best-in-class balance sheet forecasting in both base case as well as stress scenarios for the US Retail Segment and US Legal entities
• Ensures accuracy, completeness and timeliness reporting to our Finance partners, Product Partners, Risk Management, Board, Financial Disclosures and Regulators
• Develops and delivers NII forecasting of US retail segment and US legal entities and supports associated NII and NIM reporting
• Produces insightful and actionable deep-dives, largely to support US Treasury's business-advisory service
• Responsible for providing insights on the US Segment reporting and Non Interest Margin results and Non-Treading Market Risk positions
• Ensures appropriate controls & governance are in place for all forecasts produced
• Provides active engagement to task forces and committees as needed
• Develops relationships with stakeholders across the bank, including other Finance functions, 2nd line and 3rd line risk functions
• Fosters a positive and rewarding working environment through R&R programs, employee engagement and continuous learning

Education & Experience:

• Bachelor's degree in Finance, Math or Economics
• 10+ years of experience in finance/accounting, bank treasury or other relevant experience
• Preferred designation: CPA, CFA, and/or MBA
• Ability to communicate effectively, synthesizing complex issues to easy-to-understand messages
• Industry, business, product, Treasury experience
• Demonstrated strong conceptual and analytical abilities
• Strong internal control orientation
• Strong understanding of and experience in implementing large scale and complex programs/projects
• Exceptional problem solving skills
• Excellent communication skills (both written and verbal)
• Excellent interpersonal skills, team player
• Strong attention to detail and ability to meet tight deadlines
• Experience with external regulators is an asset
• Organization, prioritization, negotiation are critical
• Proven ability to develop strong business relationships with internal and external partners

Customer Accountabilities:

• Develops and maintains good relationships with key business and other stakeholders and effectively communicate with them. 
• Liaises and effectively interacts with internal and external auditors, regulators where applicable and ensure appropriate action is taken where required

Shareholder Accountabilities:

• Plans and executes on strategic activities, reviews and communicates results, and adjusts tactics accordingly
• Protects the interests of the organization – identifies and manages risks, and esc