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The successful candidate will join the In-Business Risk team within Citi Global Markets. This team forms a critical part of the first line of defense, responsible for designing and maintaining a strong control environment that minimizes risk across the business. We are seeking a highly motivated and experienced Regulatory Control & Data Specialist to join our team, focusing on the Fundamental Review of the Trading Book (FRTB) Trading Book (TB)/Banking Book (BB) Boundary and Firm Account Metadata. The successful candidate will play a critical role in ensuring compliance with existing and future regulations, enhancing control frameworks, and providing expert guidance to business stakeholders. This role involves a blend of regulatory interpretation, data governance, and project management within a dynamic financial services environment.
Job Responsibility:
Control Remediation: Review outputs from automated control processes and collaborate with business stakeholders to promptly remediate exceptions related to the TB/BB Boundary
Control Framework Enhancement: Continuously strive to improve the existing control framework, ensuring robust business compliance with both current Basel 2.5 and forthcoming FRTB regulations concerning the TB/BB Boundary
Advisory & Guidance: Provide expert guidance to the business on TB/BB boundary matters and associated booking practices, fostering a deep understanding of regulatory requirements
Regulatory Interpretation & Implementation: Actively participate in discussions surrounding regulatory interpretative issues impacting the TB/BB Boundary and assist the business in implementing the outcomes of such interpretations
Stakeholder Partnership: Partner closely with other Price Risk stakeholders, including the Volcker Rule Office (VRO), on change management initiatives related to the TB/BB Boundary, including desk definition and the impact on Volcker processes like Tier 3 Limit Monitoring
Subject Matter Expertise (SME): Develop and maintain subject matter expertise in Firm Account Metadata and its critical impact on downstream Price Risk processes affecting the Markets businesses
Metadata & Control Improvement: Collaborate with Price Risk stakeholders to improve underlying metadata quality and enhance the supporting control framework and governance processes associated with Firm Account data
Data Consent Order Implementation: Assist in the implementation of the Data Consent Order framework to improve upstream processes and controls specifically for Firm Account data
Tool Roll-out: Support Price Risk in the successful roll-out and adoption of a new Firm Account Workflow tool for Markets
Data Remediation: Lead efforts to clean up Data Concerns and Issues that are tagged to Price Risk processes and involve Firm Account metadata
Requirements:
Strong understanding of FRTB regulations, specifically concerning the Trading Book/Banking Book Boundary
Proven experience in regulatory control, compliance, or risk management within financial services
Demonstrated ability to interpret complex regulatory guidance and translate it into practical business implications
Experience with data governance, metadata management, and data quality initiatives
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with an attention to detail
Excellent communication (written and verbal) and interpersonal skills, capable of partnering with diverse stakeholders
Ability to manage multiple priorities and projects in a fast-paced environment
Nice to have:
Familiarity with Volcker Rule requirements and their interaction with trading book definitions
Experience with workflow tool implementation or data remediation projects
Knowledge of Markets businesses and associated Price Risk processes
What we offer:
medical, dental & vision coverage
401(k)
life, accident, and disability insurance
wellness programs
paid time off packages, including planned time off (vacation), unplanned time off (sick leave), and paid holidays
discretionary and formulaic incentive and retention awards