Santander

Finance

ReferentLiquidity&MarketRiskOversight(w/m/d)

Friedrichshafen, Germany; Immenstaad am Bodensee, Germany
The Brief

“Referent Liquidity & Market Risk Oversight (w/m/d) at Santander. Skills: Liquidity Risk, Market Risk, Regulatory Reporting, Risk Methodologies. Calculation and analysis of risk figures in interest rate risk (e.g., MVE and NIM). Preparation and submission of regulatory reporting on IRRBB (Corep)”

Industry & Context.

Finance
Problems you'll solve

Very good analytical skills

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Very good analytical skills, Interest in evaluating large amounts of data, Very good MS Office skills, especially Excel, High communication skills in German and English, Confident and articulate demeanor

Nice to Have

SAS, SQL

What You'll Do.

Calculation and analysis of risk figures in interest rate risk (e.g.

Preparation and submission of regulatory reporting on IRRBB (Corep)

Continuous development of current risk measurement procedures

Analysis of regulatory requirements and derivation of corresponding measures

Communication of results to relevant stakeholders

Continuous development and maintenance of responsibility awareness in proactive risk management within the bank

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Communication of results to relevant stakeholders

Communication Scope

High communication skills in German and English; Confident and articulate demeanor

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