Risk, Americas Equity Market Risk (Lead), Vice President, New York
Goldman Sachs · New York, NY · 4 wk ago
FinanceFull-time
Key Responsibilities
- Evaluate risk taking behavior and influence outcomes through portfolio and transaction level risk analysis taking into consideration risk appetite
- Regular interaction with and challenge of senior Equities traders across a range of equity strategies and risk types, with particular focus on Equity Derivatives
- Establishing Limit setting and risk tolerance
- Ongoing review of risk measures (VaR, greeks, stress tests) and interaction with 1st line risk takers
- Collaboration with Risk Engineering colleagues on the development of new risk measures / stress tests and improvements to existing measures
- Proactive identification of emerging risks (e.g. basis risks, crowded trades)
- Connect events (e.g. macroeconomic data releases, political elections) to potential vulnerabilities
- Dissemination of information and education of stakeholders through effective and timely communication and collaboration
- Communication with senior management and regulators
- Supervision of direct reports
Qualifications
- Approximately ten years’ experience in market risk management or similar role with transferable skills, with at least four years covering Equities
- Deep experience in risk managing non-linear/derivatives products
- Deep understanding of financial products including their risk/reward tradeoffs with a focus on Equities
- Deep understanding of market risk measures, concepts, and regulatory rules: VaR, stress testing, greeks, Volcker rule, CCAR
- Excel, Bloomberg, Refinitiv Eikon, ability to pick up in-house systems
- Able to code or supervise those who code a plus
- Proven problem solving ability and control mindset
- Able to analyze and challenge risk taking activities while engaging effectively with first line of defense
- Desire and ability to collaborate with people from different departments and levels of seniority
- Desire and ability to communicate complex information and concepts in layperson terms directly with senior management (both written and verbally)