Strategic Recovery & Resolution Planner

HSBC; New York (NY); On-site; USD 120,000 - 170,000; Full time

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Job summary

HSBC in New York seeks an Analyst for Recovery & Resolution Planning to support the development, governance, and readiness of the firm’s frameworks. The role collaborates across risk, finance, treasury, and legal to ensure robust recovery strategies and compliance with U.S.

regulatory expectations. The ideal candidate brings strong quantitative skills, experience with risk management, and ability to deliver audit-ready materials for senior stakeholders.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in finance, economics, risk management, or a related field.
• Experience in recovery & resolution planning or enterprise risk management is preferred.
• Strong quantitative skills in liquidity analysis, stress testing, and MI development.

Responsibilities

• Assist in developing, enhancing, and maintaining Recovery & Resolution Plans per U.S. regulatory requirements.
• Implement regulatory requirements from agencies such as the Fed and FDIC.
• Collect, interpret, and report information from risk, finance, treasury, legal, operations, and compliance.
• Prepare materials for senior management committees and executive stakeholders.
• Analyze critical operations, core business lines, legal entity structures, and interdependencies.
• Produce audit-ready MI for Treasury and governance forums.
• Support regulatory findings remediation and project milestones.
• Assist in recovery testing, simulations, and scenario analyses.

Skills

Regulatory compliance

Recovery & Resolution Planning

Quantitative analysis

Stakeholder management

Regulatory affairs

Excel

SQL

Power Query/Power Pivot

Education

Bachelor’s degree in finance or related field

Tools

SQL

Power Query/Power Pivot

Job description

HSBC in New York seeks an Analyst for Recovery & Resolution Planning to support the development, governance, and readiness of the firm’s frameworks. The role collaborates across risk, finance, treasury, and legal to ensure robust recovery strategies and compliance with U.S.

regulatory expectations. The ideal candidate brings strong quantitative skills, experience with risk management, and ability to deliver audit-ready materials for senior stakeholders.