The Dodd-Frank Act requires large, systemically important financial institutions such as JPMorgan Chase to submit Board-approved Resolution and Recovery Plans (a.k.a. Living Wills) to US regulators annually and upon the occurrence of material changes to the Company. Recovery Plans need to demonstrate how the firm would recover if the firm were to experience significant decreases in capital and liquidity as a result of a severe, crisis event. Resolution Plans need to demonstrate how JPM would be resolved in an orderly way (i.e., without causing a major market disruption), if the company ever became bankrupt. These plans are a strategic priority for the firm. 

Job Responsibilities:

The Corporate Treasury Resolution and Recovery Financial Analytics team (RRFA) is responsible for delivering the liquidity analyses for the Firm’s Resolution and Recovery plans. As a member of the team, this person will be responsible for assisting on a variety of key deliverables in support of the production, analysis and continued enhancement of firmwide liquidity analytics and reporting initiatives, in direct support of Resolution and Recovery planning. Specific duties include, but are not limited to the following:

• Develop a deep understanding of Resolution and Recovery planning processes, with particular focus on liquidity analytics and stress assumption development and implementation
• Conduct firmwide and legal entity specific Resolution and Recovery liquidity stress testing, analyze liquidity impacts and identify potential liquidity risks
• Be familiar with all of the Corporate Treasury related content included in Resolution and Recovery plans. Liaise with Lines of Business and other stakeholders to ensure that no inconsistencies exist or are introduced across the plans
• Ensure Corporate Treasury deliverables are in compliance with evolving regulatory requirements related to liquidity, specifically around Resolution and Recovery planning
• Consult internal stakeholders on Resolution and Recovery initiatives in other jurisdictions and provide guidance when local regulatory requests related to Resolution and Recovery planning are received 
• Keep up-to-date on regulatory developments in the global Resolution and Recovery planning space

QUALIFICATIONS:

• 7 to 10 years of financial services experience 
• Candidate, at a minimum, must have experience that is related to liquidity management (e.g., regulatory policy/strategy, Treasury/funding activities, finance/risk)
• Ability to operate in a fast-paced environment with a high level of scrutiny and be able to interact effectively with the various stakeholders
• Very strong qualitative and quantitative analytical skills
• Excellent presentation skills and the ability to succinctly convey complex results and issues
• Very Strong communication skills and ability to effectively collaborate and coordinate across various lines of business, legal entities and geographic regions
• Ability to work independently with minimal oversight but who can also be an effective team member
• Able to work under pressure, prioritize multiple tasks and bring tasks to closure
• Significant attention to detail
• Strong development experience in Excel 
• Experience with VBA preferred