What are the responsibilities and job description for the Capital & Liquidity Policy, Vice President position at JPMorgan Chase?
JPMorgan Chase is seeking a Vice President to join our Capital and Liquidity Policy team within the Chief Investment Office.
As a Vice President in Capital & Liquidity Policy, you will help to interpret and provide guidance on US regulatory capital and liquidity rules for current, pending, and proposed strategic business initiatives and transactions in support of the Commercial Investment Bank Markets business, Risk, Finance and Technology. You will be responsible for delivering high quality regulatory capital & liquidity analyses and reviews by maintaining a high level of current technical knowledge and applying it to generate high quality support.
Job Responsibilities:
- Help interpret and provide guidance on US regulatory capital and liquidity rules for current, pending, and proposed transactions in support of Front Office, Risk, Finance and Technology.
- Review and interpret US and International Capital & Liquidity Rules and Proposals
- Aid in the activities of established teams in Finance and Risk to ensure compliance with U.S. regulatory capital & liquidity requirements
- Provide input and support the teams working with the U.S. regulatory agencies regarding, regulatory examinations, capital and liquidity policy and ad-hoc inquiries
- Support Finance, Front Office and management teams across the globe with respect to application of US regulatory capital & liquidity rules (and where they differ from local/regional requirements) and
- Help increase involvement and partnership in Americas policy guidance, RWA production, and independent review.
Required qualifications, capabilities, and skills:
- A minimum of 7 years relevant work experience, banking and finance experience with either a leading bank or a Big Four accounting firm.
- Strong knowledge of financial products and understanding of trading strategies.
- Strong knowledge of the US Basel III capital rule.
- Ability to perform a comprehensive and balanced analyses of complex trade structures independently/ under minimum supervision
- Excellent interpersonal and communication skills
- Demonstrate an ability to explain complex topics clearly, concisely, persuasively, and in a manner appropriate to the audience, while explaining the business purpose and intent of the transaction/scenario being presented/evaluated
Preferred qualifications, capabilities, and skills:
- Experienced in operational audit and compliance preferred
- Experienced in regulatory capital calculation and reporting infrastructures
- exposure to quantitative model development or management preferred
- Prior experience in the market risk area preferred
