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Nomura in New York is seeking a Vice President for Credit Exposure Management to identify, assess, and mitigate contingent counterparty risk across Prime Brokerage and financing portfolios. The role collaborates with Front Office and risk teams to ensure exposures align with firm risk appetite and to collateralize risks as needed.
The position emphasizes risk analytics, margin rules, and portfolio monitoring, with a strong focus on equities and derivatives.
Job Title: VP, Credit Exposure Management
Location: NY
Corporate Title: Vice President
The pay range for this position at commencement of employment is expected to be between $150,000-$185,000 per year*
Nomura's Risk departmentplays a crucial role in identifying, assessing, and mitigating risks across our business. We strive to protect the firm's assets, reputation, and financial stability by implementing robust risk management practices. Join our team and contribute to our proactive approach in managing risks, allowing us to make informed decisions and thrive in an ever-changing market environment.
Nomura's Credit Exposure Management Risk team is responsible for the risk management and mitigation of contingentcounterparty risks arising from the bank's financing and derivative portfolios.The team manages collateral and contingent risk for several businesses, including Prime Services and Repo Financing.The team also provides risk and margin analysis for OTC derivatives trading with Hedge Funds and other counterparties.While the function sits within the Credit Risk department, the CEM team works very closely with Front Office and other Risk teams to ensure that the bank's exposures to its counterparties are within firm risk appetite, and takes action to collateralize these exposures where they are not.
The primary focus will be the Prime Brokerage and Financing Businesses, with extended responsibilitiessupporting risk and margin analysis for fixed income derivatives trading.