Senior AVP, Credit Risk Governance & Reporting

Bank of China USA; New York (NY); Presencial; USD 65.000 - 150.000; Tempo integral

Resumo da vaga

Bank of China USA is seeking a Credit Risk Management professional to lead the estimation and reporting of expected credit losses in a high-regulation environment. The role focuses on portfolio analysis, risk reporting, and alignment with CECL/IFRS9 standards within the US operations.

The ideal candidate holds a Finance/Economics/Accounting degree, with 4+ years in credit risk, and familiarity with regulatory reporting, programming or policy-writing tasks. CPA/CFA/FRM is a plus.

Qualificações

• Bachelor’s degree required in Finance/Economics/Accounting; MBA preferred.
• 4+ years of Credit Risk Management experience.
• Experience in CECL/IFRS9, financial data and management level reporting, programming or policy writing.
• CPA/CFA/FRM preferred; knowledge in accounting is advantageous.

Responsabilidades

• Lead the estimation process for credit loss allowances in line with CECL/IFRS9.
• Prepare and review internal reports on credit losses for senior management and regulators.
• Collaborate with model and data teams to refine methodologies and predictive analytics.
• Maintain and update policies and procedures for credit loss estimation and reporting.
• Ensure regulatory compliance and internal controls related to ACL.
• Coordinate with credit officers, finance, and accounting on estimation processes and assumptions.

Conhecimentos

CECL/IFRS9 knowledge

Programming

Policy writing

Formação

Bachelor's degree in Finance/Economics/Accounting

MBA preferred

Ferramentas

Regulatory reporting tooling

Descrição da vaga

Bank of China USA is seeking a Credit Risk Management professional to lead the estimation and reporting of expected credit losses in a high-regulation environment. The role focuses on portfolio analysis, risk reporting, and alignment with CECL/IFRS9 standards within the US operations.

The ideal candidate holds a Finance/Economics/Accounting degree, with 4+ years in credit risk, and familiarity with regulatory reporting, programming or policy-writing tasks. CPA/CFA/FRM is a plus.