Morgan McKinley
Market Risk Manager - Structured Products

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Market Risk Manager
We are seeking an experienced Market Risk Manager to oversee the counterparty exposures of the Structured Products business. The successful candidate will play a key role in ensuring robust risk management, monitoring exposures, and partnering with trading, structuring, and control functions to manage risk across multiple asset classes.
Responsibilities:
- Risk Oversight: Monitor and manage counterparty exposures and market risk of the global business, with a focus on OTC derivatives and structured and exotic derivatives in Commodities, FX, Rates & Credit, Digital Assets, and cross-asset products.
- Risk Analysis: Evaluate derivative structures, assess embedded risks, and ensure they are appropriately captured in risk systems and metrics.
- Risk and Limit Frameworks: Define, review, enhance risk measurements and methodologies, and enforce risk limits; challenge the adequacy of risk-taking activities relative to approved risk appetite.
- Product Coverage: Provide independent risk assessment of new products and complex structures, ensuring risks are well understood and controlled.
- Stakeholder Engagement: Partner with sales and trading teams, structuring, model validation, finance, and risk methodology teams to ensure accurate pricing, valuation, and risk representation.
- Governance & Reporting: Deliver clear and timely risk reporting to senior management, highlighting key risk drivers, trends, and emerging risks.
- Regulatory Compliance: Ensure adherence to internal policies and external regulatory requirements, including stress testing, capital requirements, and market conduct standards.
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Skills & Experience:
- Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Finance, Mathematics, Engineering, or a related quantitative discipline; CFA/FRM is a plus.
- Significant market risk or trading/structuring experience within a leading financial institution, with exposure to structured and exotic derivatives.
- Deep understanding of derivative pricing models and risk sensitivities across multiple asset classes (Equity, FX, Rates, Credit, Commodities, and Digital assets).
- Strong knowledge of risk management frameworks, stress testing methodologies, and capital/regulatory requirements.
- Excellent analytical skills and ability to interpret complex risks into clear, actionable insights.
- Strong communication skills with the ability to challenge senior stakeholders and present risk issues concisely.
- Familiarity with risk systems (e.g., Sophis, Bloomberg, or in-house platforms) and corresponding data flows. Programming skills (Python, VBA, SQL, and PowerBI) highly advantageous.
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- Risk Identification & Assessment: Skill in analysing potential operational, financial, and strategic risks using qualitative and quantitative methods.
- Risk Analysis: Proficiency in using programming tools (e.g., Python, SQL, advanced Excel, and PowerBI) for risk forecasting, scenario analysis, and stress testing.
- Product Knowledge: A deep understanding of multiple asset classes (equities, fixed income, commodities, FX, derivatives) including their valuation and associated pricing models.
- Regulatory Compliance: Understanding of relevant regulatory frameworks and ensuring the company remains compliant.
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- Communication & Stakeholder Management: The ability to articulate complex risk concepts and findings clearly and persuasively to diverse audiences, including senior management, traders, and regulatory bodies.
- Collaboration: Managing key stakeholders and coordinating across cross-functional teams.
- Problem-Solving & Decision-Making: The ability to analyse issues, draw on expert advice, and make sound, well-reasoned recommendations under pressure.
- Strategic Thinking & Business Acumen: The capacity to link risk management practices with overall business objectives and provide insights that align with the organization's goals and strategies.
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