J.P. Morgan
Commercial & Investment Bank Treasury Banking Analytics Liquidity Vice President
J.P. Morgan, New York, New York, United States, 10261
The Corporate & Investment Bank Treasury department is a critical function within CIB Finance and Business Management. It is responsible for managing the liquidity, balance sheet and capital positions of the investment banking businesses, establishing transparent and market-based funds transfer pricing policy, and developing methodologies and metrics to improve the leverage, capital, collateral and liquidity risk management capabilities of the Corporate and Investment Bank.
As the Banking Analytics Liquidity Vice Presidents supporting the Commercial & Investment Bank Treasury team, you will be responsible for supporting the Liquidity Analytics side of the CIB’s banking book with focus on Wholesale Deposit methodology development, developing approaches to liquidity stress testing and monitoring results, supporting effective Funds Transfer Pricing, Liquidity Premium allocations, Legal Entity charge calculations and SVA return analysis, providing treasury-related guidance and support to our CIB Global Payments and Securities Services businesses, and supporting new business product reviews and impacts to balance sheet.
Job responsibilities
Read, understand and support interpretation of regulatory liquidity (LCR, NSFR) and capital policies and be able to think clearly about and articulate the application of these rules to CIB deposit businesses
Work independently and collaboratively with CIB businesses and Global Treasury to support development of appropriately robust approaches to liquidity stress testing, including being able to develop, clearly document and support assumptions about deposit liquidity in stressed market conditions
Build close partnerships with lines of business to build understanding of client-driven liquidity and balance sheet dynamics and to maintain business liquidity and capital forecasts
Develop approaches to ad hoc issues to ensure appropriate treatment of business balances in liquidity reporting and funds transfer pricing
Support development of quantitative analysis and tools to support business analysis
Support ad-hoc projects and analyses as needed by senior management or regulatory initiatives, such as
Working with CIB deposit businesses to ensure appropriate forecasts are proposed
Improve the liquidity reporting framework for the CIB, developing reports and tools to better analyze CIB balance trends and driving a culture of ongoing process improvements
Work both independently and collaboratively within CIB Treasury, Corporate Treasury,Risk, Quantitative Research and deposit businesses to build understanding of Liquidity models and provide CIB-specific input to modelling assumptions and model development
Produce timely and accurate feedback and analysis for regulatory requests, reporting on the banking balance sheet and liquidity positions and providing clear insight to explain the impacts
Own routine BAU processes, complete ad-hoc requests, and provide support as needed to senior analytics team members
Required qualifications, capabilities and skills
Bachelor degree required: Finance, Economics or other quantitative fields
6+ years of experience in financial services, with work related to deposits and liquidity
Skilled at performing complex and quantitative analyses - strong analytical, creative thinking and problem-solving skills are needed. Mathematical / statistical intuition. You should also be comfortable working with and interpreting data to draw conclusions
You must be versatile, able to work effectively independently or as part of a team in a fast‑paced and dynamic environment; you should be able to work under pressure, rapidly prototype solutions, prioritize multiple tasks simultaneously and bring projects to completion
You should be a self‑starter, able to organize and execute responsibilities with limited supervision, taking ownership of tasks at hand and mobilizing others, while also knowing when to elevate and involve managers
Strong interpersonal, organizational, and communications skills are essential, including the ability to present information in a clear, concise, and effective manner to a wide variety of audiences
Strong computer skills, particularly in Excel, PowerPoint, Word, Access
Preferred qualifications, capabilities and skills
Working knowledge of financial analysis, liquidity risk, balance sheet analysis, regulatory requirements (US/Basel and others) and accounting concepts
Basic Python programming experience or experience with digital accelerators (e.g., Alteryx, Tableau) or a keen willingness to learn
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As the Banking Analytics Liquidity Vice Presidents supporting the Commercial & Investment Bank Treasury team, you will be responsible for supporting the Liquidity Analytics side of the CIB’s banking book with focus on Wholesale Deposit methodology development, developing approaches to liquidity stress testing and monitoring results, supporting effective Funds Transfer Pricing, Liquidity Premium allocations, Legal Entity charge calculations and SVA return analysis, providing treasury-related guidance and support to our CIB Global Payments and Securities Services businesses, and supporting new business product reviews and impacts to balance sheet.
Job responsibilities
Read, understand and support interpretation of regulatory liquidity (LCR, NSFR) and capital policies and be able to think clearly about and articulate the application of these rules to CIB deposit businesses
Work independently and collaboratively with CIB businesses and Global Treasury to support development of appropriately robust approaches to liquidity stress testing, including being able to develop, clearly document and support assumptions about deposit liquidity in stressed market conditions
Build close partnerships with lines of business to build understanding of client-driven liquidity and balance sheet dynamics and to maintain business liquidity and capital forecasts
Develop approaches to ad hoc issues to ensure appropriate treatment of business balances in liquidity reporting and funds transfer pricing
Support development of quantitative analysis and tools to support business analysis
Support ad-hoc projects and analyses as needed by senior management or regulatory initiatives, such as
Working with CIB deposit businesses to ensure appropriate forecasts are proposed
Improve the liquidity reporting framework for the CIB, developing reports and tools to better analyze CIB balance trends and driving a culture of ongoing process improvements
Work both independently and collaboratively within CIB Treasury, Corporate Treasury,Risk, Quantitative Research and deposit businesses to build understanding of Liquidity models and provide CIB-specific input to modelling assumptions and model development
Produce timely and accurate feedback and analysis for regulatory requests, reporting on the banking balance sheet and liquidity positions and providing clear insight to explain the impacts
Own routine BAU processes, complete ad-hoc requests, and provide support as needed to senior analytics team members
Required qualifications, capabilities and skills
Bachelor degree required: Finance, Economics or other quantitative fields
6+ years of experience in financial services, with work related to deposits and liquidity
Skilled at performing complex and quantitative analyses - strong analytical, creative thinking and problem-solving skills are needed. Mathematical / statistical intuition. You should also be comfortable working with and interpreting data to draw conclusions
You must be versatile, able to work effectively independently or as part of a team in a fast‑paced and dynamic environment; you should be able to work under pressure, rapidly prototype solutions, prioritize multiple tasks simultaneously and bring projects to completion
You should be a self‑starter, able to organize and execute responsibilities with limited supervision, taking ownership of tasks at hand and mobilizing others, while also knowing when to elevate and involve managers
Strong interpersonal, organizational, and communications skills are essential, including the ability to present information in a clear, concise, and effective manner to a wide variety of audiences
Strong computer skills, particularly in Excel, PowerPoint, Word, Access
Preferred qualifications, capabilities and skills
Working knowledge of financial analysis, liquidity risk, balance sheet analysis, regulatory requirements (US/Basel and others) and accounting concepts
Basic Python programming experience or experience with digital accelerators (e.g., Alteryx, Tableau) or a keen willingness to learn
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