What are the responsibilities and job description for the Global Financial Risk Manager position at Dupont?
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As a key member of the Treasury group, you will be accountable for managing the organization’s financial risk management process, including identification of risk, and developing and implementing appropriate mitigation strategies.
Your Key Responsibilities:
Work closely with key stakeholders (e.g., controllership, FP&A, tax, business finance, legal, procurement, etc.) to identify, analyze and quantify the risk exposures and provide guidance and execution on appropriate risk mitigation strategies.
Manage the team of market facing traders and ensure all execution is performed accurately and in-line with all risk management controls.
Develop execution strategies that are aligned with the overall risk management objectives.
Manage the derivative relationships with all our bank counterparties.
Be the lead resource of the Corporate Financial Risk Management Committee, ensuring all derivative programs are duly reviewed and approved, and meeting documentation is kept per record retention guidelines.
Oversee the monthly FX outlook and annual FX budget rate setting process.
Provide oversight and review all monthly and quarterly reporting, including external reporting, for all risk related transactions to ensure that they are reported accurately in a timely fashion.
Ensure all derivative compliance and regulatory reporting is completed according to statutory guidelines.
Be the control owner for all SOX and operational derivative controls.
Provide risk management support and guidance for all current and future M&A transactions.
Lead the monthly intercompany transactions process and ensure that all tax plans are reviewed for FX impacts ensuring all risks are mitigated accordingly.
Your Qualification Profile:
Bachelor’s degree in finance or accounting.
Knowledge of Quantum, 360T and Bloomberg systems is preferable.
Prior experience in Treasury, Controllership or Business Finance required.
Demonstrated strong verbal and written communication skills with all levels internally and externally.
Demonstrated expertise in Excel and PowerPoin
5 years of related work experience is required
Prior experience managing people is required
Strong communication skills
Technical knowledge of financial markets
Thorough understanding of accounting implications related to all risk management strategies
Effective collaboration, influence, and negotiation skills
Attention to detail.
Ability to demonstrate flexibility in high pressure situations and provide guidance and prioritization to the team
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