Fiduciary Risk Examiner & Trust Compliance Lead

Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis; St. Louis (MO); On-site; USD 90,000 - 155,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical Insurance

401k/Thrift Plan

Pension Plan

Vacation & Holidays

Flexible Spending Accounts

Life Insurance

Tuition Reimbursement

Parental Leave

Onsite Fitness Center

Onsite Coffee Shop

Job summary

The Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis seeks a Fiduciary Risk Specialist / Trust Examiner to lead examinations of fiduciary activities across the Eighth District and assess fiduciary risk management, compliance, asset management, and operational risk.

You will work with a team to analyze and communicate examination findings, contribute to supervisory reporting, and support a collaborative culture. Travel up to ~50 nights/year to St. Louis, Memphis, Louisville, or other offices is required.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in business-related field or commensurate experience.
• Five years’ relevant banking experience (e.g., lending, capital markets, Bank Secrecy Act, or related experience).
• Certification or degree preferred: CFIRS, CTFA or JD.
• Ability to lead or participate in bank examinations or bank holding company inspections.
• Strong supervisory reporting ability.
• Knowledge in finance, accounting, lending, banking operations or related fields.

Responsibilities

• Evaluate a financial organization's fiduciary risk profile and communicate supervisory conclusions.
• Assess effectiveness of risk management and internal controls.
• Ensure compliance with banking laws and regulations.

Skills

Fiduciary risk analysis

Team leadership

Report writing

Education

Bachelor's degree in business or commensurate experience

Job description

The Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis seeks a Fiduciary Risk Specialist / Trust Examiner to lead examinations of fiduciary activities across the Eighth District and assess fiduciary risk management, compliance, asset management, and operational risk.

You will work with a team to analyze and communicate examination findings, contribute to supervisory reporting, and support a collaborative culture. Travel up to ~50 nights/year to St. Louis, Memphis, Louisville, or other offices is required.