Chief Credit & Portfolio Governance Leader

BMO; New York (NY); Presencial; USD 270.000 - 330.000; Jornada completa

Ventajas ofrecidas por este puesto de trabajo

Health insurance

Tuition reimbursement

Accident and life insurance

Retirement savings plans

Descripción de la vacante

BMO heads the Credit & Portfolio Management function for Global Corporate Banking in the U.S. and Canada, overseeing governance, risk oversight, and portfolio strategies.

The Head leads PM governance, standards, and approvals, while coordinating with Risk, Compliance, Internal Audit and regulators on PM matters. The role requires deep expertise in credit risk management, experience across corporate lending, and strong leadership to drive strategy and capital productivity within the Bank's risk

Formación

• 20+ years in financial services in a corporate lending environment.
• 10+ years negotiating and structuring financial transactions.
• Experience coordinating with risk, compliance, internal audit and regulators.
• Expert knowledge of credit risk management and credit philosophy.

Responsabilidades

• Govern PM governance, standards and oversight.
• Exercise delegated approval authority over transactions within limits.
• Lead PM-related regulatory exams and remediation initiatives.
• Develop and maintain the PM data/reporting framework and KRIs.
• Drive PM operating-model improvements and process simplification.

Conocimientos

Credit risk

Portfolio management

Regulatory knowledge

Leadership

Strategic planning

Educación

CPA or MBA

Post-secondary education

Descripción del empleo

BMO heads the Credit & Portfolio Management function for Global Corporate Banking in the U.S. and Canada, overseeing governance, risk oversight, and portfolio strategies.

The Head leads PM governance, standards, and approvals, while coordinating with Risk, Compliance, Internal Audit and regulators on PM matters. The role requires deep expertise in credit risk management, experience across corporate lending, and strong leadership to drive strategy and capital productivity within the Bank's risk