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Manager – Capital (Treasury)

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Role Overview
We are supporting one of the world’s leading investment banking and asset management groups in their search to find someone for their Group Treasury’s Business and Balance Sheet Strategy team here in London. The role will be working within a small team focused on capital management and planning. Highly competitive pay, excellent benefits and hybrid working are all available with this role.
Role Description
- Reporting into the regional capital leadership, you lead the coordination and production of the Internal Capital Adequacy Assessment Process and related framework documents, translating strategy into clear, well governed outcomes.
- Collaboration: Work closely with partners across Commodities and Global Markets to set capital strategy and assess optimisation opportunities.
- Analysis: Review models and data, and guide stress testing and sensitivity analysis.
- Workshops and Insights: Plan and facilitate workshops, influence priorities, and present insights as you provide recommendations to senior management committees.
- Monitoring and Reporting: Support daily capital monitoring, governance and reporting for the Bank’s European regulated entity and reviewing business proposals to assess and optimise capital impacts.
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- Experience: Experience in financial services, with exposure to treasury, prudential risk or regulatory environments, and experience producing or reviewing Internal Capital Adequacy Assessment Process documentation considered strongly advantageous.
- Analytical Skills: Strong analytical and numerical capability, with confidence interpreting complex financial information and translating it into clear insights and recommendations.
- Project Management: Proven ability to manage projects with multiple dependencies, meet tight deadlines and balance competing priorities through effective stakeholder engagement.
- Communication Skills: Clear, concise written and verbal communication skills, with the confidence to explain complex concepts to a range of audiences and present to senior forums.
- Technical Proficiency: Proficiency with Microsoft Excel and PowerPoint, alongside a working understanding of capital adequacy regulations in Europe, including CRD and CRR, with professional qualifications a plus but not essential.
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