Capital Risk Management VP – Independent Oversight

Selby Jennings; New York (NY); On-site; USD 180,000 - 240,000; Full time

Job summary

Selby Jennings in New York is seeking a Vice President to join a newly established Capital Risk Management team to help build the independent second-line oversight framework for capital management.

The successful candidate will provide independent review of capital adequacy, regulatory capital ratios, capital planning, stress testing, and broader capital management activities, collaborating with Treasury, Finance, Risk, and the business to shape governance and risk standards.

Qualifications

• 4+ years of experience in capital management or related risk function.
• Experience in a large bank or similarly complex financial institution.
• Strong understanding of U.S. regulatory capital requirements and capital adequacy frameworks.
• Familiarity with CCAR, capital stress testing, RWA approaches, leverage ratios and internal capital limits.

Responsibilities

• Provide independent second-line oversight of capital adequacy and capital management strategies.
• Review and challenge capital metrics, leverage ratios, risk-weighted assets, and regulatory buffers.
• Assess compliance with applicable U.S. regulatory capital requirements.
• Review capital stress testing methodologies, assumptions, and results.
• Evaluate calibration and adequacy of internal capital limits and targets.
• Assess proposed capital actions and their potential impact on capital position.
• Support development of Capital Risk Management framework including governance and reporting.

Skills

Capital risk management

Regulatory capital knowledge

CCAR familiarity

Stakeholder engagement

Risk governance

Tools

Regulatory reporting systems

Job description

Selby Jennings in New York is seeking a Vice President to join a newly established Capital Risk Management team to help build the independent second-line oversight framework for capital management.

The successful candidate will provide independent review of capital adequacy, regulatory capital ratios, capital planning, stress testing, and broader capital management activities, collaborating with Treasury, Finance, Risk, and the business to shape governance and risk standards.