Principal Analyst - Capital Markets and Riskother related Employment listings - Newington, VA at Geebo

Principal Analyst - Capital Markets and Risk

Center 1 (19052), United States of America, McLean, VirginiaPrincipal Analyst - Capital Markets and RiskPrincipal Associate, Capital Markets and Risk The Liquidity Risk Management (LRM) team, sitting under Capital One's Capital Markets and Analytics (CMA) organization, is responsible for identifying, measuring and managing the company's liquidity risk in accordance with applicable regulations and within our Board approved risk appetite levels.
The team utilizes several key liquidity frameworks designed to appropriately analyze and manage the short and long-term liquidity risk across the firm.
These frameworks are driven by both internal and regulatory considerations, including Capital One's internal stress tests, the Holding Company's Liquidity position, Liquidity Coverage Ratio (LCR), Net Stable Funding Ratio (NSFR), and Capital One's Contingency Funding Plan.
These frameworks are key drivers in shaping the size and composition of the company's >$80 billion liquidity buffer, as well as influencing the funding profile and strategic investments.
To ensure we accurately size and account for liquidity risk, it is essential that we understand and integrate evolving business drivers/requirements, new products, or acquisitions into these frameworks.
This role on the LRM team offers a high performing candidate the unique opportunity to partner with various lines of business, Finance and Risk departments, and the Corporate Development team to gain a deep understanding of liquidity risk management practices, while utilizing all aspects of our underlying technology infrastructure to deliver best in class liquidity modeling.
This role will be primarily responsible for driving the finalization and implementation of the new NSFR.
Once implemented, this role will shift to own the monthly production for the NSFR, including managing the daily execution and quarterly reporting for the ratio, in addition to setting strategy for balance sheet positioning to optimize our NSFR.
In addition to a core responsibility focused on the NSFR, this role will also gain exposure to Capital One's full liquidity adequacy framework, inclusive of all internal and regulatory liquidity stress testing frameworks.
Major Responsibilities Include:
-Develop a complete understanding of Capital One's Liquidity Risk framework -Develop an understanding of our technology infrastructure which drives the data analysis and modeling of our liquidity stress tests -Implement technical/business requirements for new Corporate Development initiatives and drive the delivery of these requirements for our four key stress testing frameworks -Lead efforts to set balance sheet strategy to optimize for the NSFR -Communicate the impact of new products and initiatives to a wide array of stakeholders, including Finance Leadership, second, and third line partners Basic
Qualifications:
Bachelor's Degree or military experience At least 2 years of experience in financial modeling and financial analysis At least 1 year of experience in securitization, or in finance, or in capital markets Preferred
Qualifications:
Master's Degree in Business or quantitative field such as Finance, Economics, Physical Sciences, Math, Statistics, Engineering 1
years of experience in Statistical model building 1
years of experience in market research 2
years of experience in business analysis 1
years of experience in consulting At this time, Capital One will not sponsor a new applicant for employment authorization for this position.
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Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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