Head of Market Risk
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Job description
Buscamos un/a Head of Market Risk para integrarse a un entorno bancario y liderar el análisis, monitoreo y reporting del riesgo de mercado.
La persona será responsable de evaluar las exposiciones asociadas a diferentes productos e instrumentos financieros, proporcionar análisis de riesgo para la toma de decisiones y participar en iniciativas estratégicas relacionadas con la gestión de Market Risk.
Principales responsabilidades
Liderar el análisis y reporting de riesgo de mercado.
Evaluar y monitorear las exposiciones de Market Risk de diferentes productos e instrumentos financieros.
Analizar productos de renta fija (Fixed Income), derivados y otros instrumentos de mercados de capitales.
Aplicar metodologías cuantitativas para la medición y evaluación del riesgo de mercado.
Participar en el desarrollo y análisis de modelos financieros y metodologías cuantitativas de riesgo.
Generar análisis y reportes ejecutivos que permitan soportar la toma de decisiones.
Apoyar iniciativas estratégicas relacionadas con la gestión y mitigación del riesgo de mercado.
Trabajar de manera coordinada con equipos cross-functional dentro de un entorno bancario.
Analizar tendencias, exposiciones y factores de riesgo asociados a los mercados financieros.
Colaborar con diferentes áreas para fortalecer las prácticas de gestión y control del riesgo.
Requirements
Experiencia sólida en Market Risk / Market Risk Management.
Experiencia en Capital Markets.
Experiencia con Fixed Income.
Experiencia con Derivatives.
Conocimiento de Quantitative Risk Methodologies.
Conocimiento de Financial Modeling.
Experiencia trabajando con equipos multidisciplinarios / cross-functional dentro de un entorno bancario.
Inglés C1.
Highlights
Modalidad: Remota
Duración: 5 meses
Inglés: C1
Tarifa: 4,500 USD
Ubicación: Sin restricción geográfica
Originally posted on Himalayas
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