Treasury Director

Selby Jennings; Durham (NC); Hybrid; USD 180,000 - 200,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Bonus structure

Exceptional culture & employee care

Hybrid work arrangement

Job summary

Selby Jennings seeks a Treasury Director in Durham, NC, to lead liquidity management, custody and trust accounts, and treasury operations within a technology-enabled insurance platform. The role reports to senior treasury leadership and collaborates with Finance, Risk, Legal, and external banks.

Key responsibilities include managing cash forecasting, treasury systems deployment, and funding strategy while partnering with custodians and trustees to optimize capital deployment.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Accounting, Economics, or a related field.
• 10+ years of treasury experience with exposure to custody/trust accounts, liquidity management, and operations.
• Experience with custody banking, trust structures, investment operations, and cash management.
• Experience in insurance, asset management, financial services, or regulated environments.
• Leadership in driving initiatives across business units.
• Understanding of treasury regulations, liquidity risk, and financial controls.
• Strong analytical, organizational, and project management skills.
• Excellent written and verbal communication with senior leadership.
• Advanced proficiency with Office, treasury systems, and reporting tools.
• CPA, CFA, and/or MBA preferred.

Responsibilities

• Lead treasury operations across custody and trust accounts, banking relationships, and cash management.
• Manage daily liquidity, cash positioning, and liquidity forecasting.
• Oversee custody banking, trust structures, and asset servicing processes.
• Direct collateral and margin monitoring and derivative operations.
• Partner with custodians, trustees, banks, and counterparties for efficient treasury activities.
• Support implementation and governance of Treasury Management Systems and automation.
• Monitor FHLB membership, pledged collateral, and funding resources.
• Assist with board and regulatory reporting related to liquidity and treasury matters.
• Manage credit facilities, funding programs, and capital structure initiatives.
• Strengthen treasury controls, governance, and segregation of duties.

Skills

Treasury management

Liquidity forecasting

Custody & trust accounts

Banking relationships

Risk & controls

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Finance/Accounting/Economics

CPA, CFA, or MBA preferred

Tools

Treasury Management Systems (TMS)

Microsoft Office

Financial reporting tools

Job description

Treasury Director (PR/605824) Durham, North Carolina

Salary: USD180000 - USD200000 per year

Treasury Director

Hybrid

Overview

Our client is a rapidly growing, technology-enabled insurance and retirement solutions platform backed by a leading global alternative asset manager. The organization is focused on modernizing the annuity and life insurance industry through innovative digital capabilities, disciplined risk management, and strong investment expertise. With a collaborative, entrepreneurial culture and a commitment to operational excellence, the firm is expanding key finance and treasury capabilities to support continued growth. This role offers high visibility, strategic impact, and direct involvement in enterprise-wide liquidity and capital management initiatives.

The Role

The Treasury Director will play a critical leadership role within the Treasury function, reporting directly to senior treasury leadership and partnering closely with Finance, Investment Operations, Accounting, Risk, Legal, and external banking partners. This position is responsible for overseeing liquidity management, custody and trust account administration, collateral management, banking relationships, and treasury operations governance. The role will have significant influence on treasury strategy, cash management efficiency, and financial risk oversight.

Key Responsibilities

• Lead treasury operations across custody accounts, trust accounts, banking relationships, and cash management activities.


• Manage daily liquidity, cash positioning, and liquidity forecasting to ensure optimal funding and capital deployment.


• Oversee custody banking, trust structures, investment operations support, and asset servicing processes.


• Direct collateral and margin monitoring activities, including settlement and treasury-related derivative operations.


• Partner with custodians, trustees, banks, and external counterparties to ensure efficient treasury and settlement operations.


• Support implementation, optimization, and administration of Treasury Management Systems (TMS) and treasury automation initiatives.


• Monitor FHLB membership, pledged collateral positions, borrowing capacity, and funding resources.


• Assist with board, regulatory, rating agency, and management reporting related to liquidity and treasury matters.


• Manage credit facilities, funding programs, and capital structure initiatives to support business growth.


• Strengthen treasury controls, governance frameworks, segregation of duties, and operational risk management practices.


• Identify process improvements and treasury solutions that enhance efficiency, connectivity, and scalability.

Requirements & Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Accounting, Economics, or a related field.


• 10+ years of treasury experience with direct exposure to custody accounts, trust accounts, liquidity management, and treasury operations.


• Strong knowledge of custody banking, trust structures, investment operations, asset servicing, and cash management.


• Experience working within insurance, asset management, financial services, or other highly regulated environments.


• Proven track record managing banking counterparties, custodians, trustees, and cross-functional stakeholder relationships.


• Leadership and management experience with the ability to drive complex initiatives across multiple business units.


• Understanding of treasury regulations, liquidity risk management, and financial controls.


• Strong analytical, problem-solving, organizational, and project management skills.


• Excellent written and verbal communication skills with experience presenting to executive leadership and external stakeholders.


• Advanced proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite, treasury systems, and financial reporting tools.


• CPA, CFA, and/or MBA preferred.


• Competitive base salary + bonus structure


• Exceptional Culture & Employee Care