Collateral Management Associate — NYC Finance & Margin

Nomura Holdings, Inc.; New York (NY); On-site; USD 78,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Nomura Holdings, Inc. in New York seeks a Collateral Management Associate to support margin calls, dispute resolution, and reconciliations for Derivatives, Repo, MBS, and PB.

You will partner with Global Markets, Middle Office, and Risk teams, manage daily reporting, and participate in regulatory projects. 3–5 years collateral experience and SIE/Series 99 are required; US work authorization is assumed.

Qualifications

• Minimum of 3-5 years of collateral management experience.
• Strong understanding of OTC Derivatives and Repo Markets.
• Working knowledge of Margin regulations.
• Knowledge of Exchange Traded Funds space within Equities is a plus.
• Understanding of the legal, credit and operational risks associated with Collateral.
• Risk & Control experience is also a plus.
• SIE & Series 99 is required.

Responsibilities

• Dispute resolution and reconciliations.
• Partner with Global Markets, Middle Office, and Risk teams to address client queries.
• Interface with various Front office and Counterparty/Market risk teams.
• Work with various settlement groups to ensure proper cash and security movements.
• Engage in various projects focusing on regulatory requirements and internal optimization.
• Provide daily/weekly reporting on trade dispute metrics.
• Participate in various projects related to the ongoing regulatory requirements facing the industry.
• Interface and liaison with various Front/Middle teams and the Risk Group regarding Regulatory and House Margin requirements.
• Maintenance of Supervisory Procedures

Skills

Collateral management

OTC derivatives

Repo markets

Margin regulations

Risk & control

SIE & Series 99

Job description

Nomura Holdings, Inc. in New York seeks a Collateral Management Associate to support margin calls, dispute resolution, and reconciliations for Derivatives, Repo, MBS, and PB.

You will partner with Global Markets, Middle Office, and Risk teams, manage daily reporting, and participate in regulatory projects. 3–5 years collateral experience and SIE/Series 99 are required; US work authorization is assumed.