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Director, Credit Risk
KPMG
New York, NY, United States
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KPMG is currently seeking a Director in Financial Risk Management - Credit Risk for our KPMG Risk Consulting practice.
Responsibilities:
• Provide expert assessment of the quantitative aspects of ASC 450-20 (aka FAS 5 or general reserve) allowance for loan lease losses (ALLL) models and methodology including but not limited to assessment of key assumptions such as portfolio segmentation, look back period, loss emergence period, loss rate calculation approach e.g. historic losses, migration analysis, expected loss framework (PD/LGD/EAD/CCF)
• Review and assess the qualitative management adjustment framework portion of the ALLL model and methodology
• Estimate the effect of changes in assumptions and/or constraints by performing impact and sensitivity analysis on the ALLL estimate required
• Review the control environment around the allowance and reserving process including but not limited to overall ALLL methodology and support/rationale for key assumptions
• Stay abreast of academic, technical and industry developments in the field of allowance and reserving including the FASB draft proposal for current expected credit losses (CECL), bank regulatory guidance on the ALLL and PCAOB guidance
• Develop and expand robust and professional working relationships with clients and key stakeholders
Qualifications:
• A minimum of eight years of relevant consulting, risk management or business experience within a commercial or corporate bank
• Financial services experience either as part of a financial services institution, in an advisory or business consulting capacity, or in the regulation of bank institutions preferred; significant knowledge of the financial services industry, related risk management regulation and practices and credit risk management experience required
• Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college/university in an appropriate field; master’s degree or professional certification such as CPA, CFA, PRM, FRM preferred
• Highly motivated with proven ability to work on own initiative within a challenging/dynamic work environment; exceptional interpersonal, team building, mentoring, and leadership skills with a demonstrated ability to gain the confidence and respect of senior-level executives
• Detailed understanding of the overall credit risk management lifecycle and associated credit risk and the policies, procedures and strategies employed to manage this risk and detailed understanding of leading practices and regulatory expectations in the area of credit risk management or the credit risk process
• Proven project management track record on credit risk related projects including the ability to influence and manage senior stakeholders as well as diverse teams; strong computer skills, experience with Microsoft applications - Word, Excel VBA, PowerPoint, SAS
• Travel may be up to 80-100%
• Applicants must be currently authorized to work in the United States without the need for visa sponsorship now or in the future
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