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Define and implement the strategy and governance framework for Counterparty Credit Risk (CCR) across Citi.  CCR Governance includes the 2LOD review and challenge in a variety of CCR related committees (PSE Council, DSFT, Stress Testing; PPL, etc.) with the goal of bringing consistent thought process and actions to the CCR exposures.

Job Background/Context:

Counterparty Credit risk is one of the largest and most dynamic portfolios within Citi/ICG. The CCR portfolio accounts for $183Bln of OSUC across Citi of which $176Bln resides within the ICG.  It spans all the capital markets products in scope.

Key Responsibilities:

• Lead and manage a team of risk professionals to determine and set CCR risk appetite and governance of CCR exposures
• Create and build a CCR governance framework, policies and procedures, and operating model
• Demonstrate strong capital markets and technical expertise to ensure that risk is appropriately identified, measured and managed accordingly
• Be fluent on the quantum, trend, composition of CCR exposure and work in conjunction with risk and business partners to establish overall CCR and WWR risk tolerance limits
• Oversee governance of the PSE and DSFT Councils and PPLs
• Devise a stress testing approach to pre-settlement exposure so that it can be used as another lens into the CCR portfolio
• A proactive approach to managing and motivating the team and searching for process improvements
• Engage with regulators and other constitutes on counterparty credit and financial institutions discussions
• Clear and responsive communication with senior management, auditors and regulators on all aspects

Knowledge/Experience:

• Candidates should have demonstrable financial institution or other intensive credit risk experience
• Strong capital markets product knowledge and analytical experience is required
• The preferred internal candidate must be at least a Level 1 Senior Credit Officer, or demonstrate the ability to attain Level 1 quickly.
• Strong partnering skills and the ability to work collaboratively across the organization; sound fundamental credit and portfolio management skills
• The candidate should be proficient in legal, regulatory and compliance matters and should be able to demonstrate strategic risk insight and sensitivity to macro and regulatory issues.

Skills:

• Excellent organizational and communication skills (written and verbal)
• Superior analytical and quantitative skills
• Able to quickly distil transactions/business propositions to key risks
• Strong people and process management, mentoring, and coaching ability
• Demonstrated leadership skills
• Ability to lead meetings/calls, to listen to other points of view, provide appropriate challenge and to take decisions with a clear rationale

Qualifications:

• Educated to degree standard or equivalent; MBA preferred
• Exceptional candidates who do not meet these criteria may be considered for the role provided they have the necessary skills and experience.

Competencies:

• Demonstrates integrity and sound independent risk judgment
• Operates to the highest ethical standard, acts as a role model to others
• Ability to work comfortably in a matrix environment
• Self-starter, motivated, aspirational