JPMorgan Chase - Columbus, OH
posted 5 months ago
The Community Reinvestment and Community Partnerships (CRCP) team is responsible for engaging with various lines of business to provide strategic direction to meet the firm's Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) obligations. This includes collecting and reporting CRA-eligible activity, responding to regulatory requests, and advocating for CRA policy. As a Community Reinvestment Act Qualification Manager within our dedicated CRA team, you will lead a team tasked with conducting transaction-level reviews of loans and investments to ascertain and document CRA eligibility. Your role will require strong leadership skills, a deep understanding of CRA requirements, and prior experience leading an operational team in a highly regulated setting. Reporting directly to the CRA Program and Exam Management Director, your role will be pivotal in ensuring compliance and operational efficiency. In this position, you will lead a team responsible for the review of community development loans and investments to determine CRA-eligibility. You will ensure that the documentation prepared by your team is materially complete, accurate, and effectively captures the impact of CRA activities in a way that maximizes the bank's CRA outcomes. Engaging with CRA-contributing line of business partners will be essential to provide guidance on CRA-eligibility and to ensure that necessary documentation is provided for review. You will also ensure readiness for, and adherence to, regulatory reporting requirements, including CRA Performance Exams, Data Integrity Reviews, and Annual Submissions. Additionally, you will provide responses to regulatory exams and internal oversight requests as applicable. Your responsibilities will also include leading and contributing to projects and initiatives related to CRA qualification and reporting, as well as supporting process enhancements to drive operational efficiency and account for changes in regulatory requirements. This role is critical in maintaining the integrity of the CRA program and ensuring that the organization meets its obligations under the law.