BNY Mellon - New York, NY
posted 4 months ago
The Bank of New York Mellon is seeking a Group Manager, Control in New York, NY, to take on a pivotal role in analyzing risk management issues. This position involves identifying, measuring, and making informed decisions regarding operational or enterprise risks that could impact the organization. The successful candidate will be responsible for analyzing various areas of potential risk that could affect the assets, earning capacity, or overall success of the organization. This role is critical in ensuring that the bank maintains its integrity and compliance in a complex financial landscape. In this position, the Group Manager will be tasked with analyzing and monitoring risks associated with the global securities sales and trading business. This includes a comprehensive understanding of listed derivatives such as Futures & Options, OTC Derivatives (including Swaps, Options, and structured products), Equities, FX, Credit, Rates, government and Corporate Bonds, ETFs, Prime Brokerage, Stock Loans, and derivatives clearing. The role requires designing and implementing key metrics for Management Information reporting, which includes the development of key risk indicators (KRIs) and key control indicators. Additionally, the candidate will be responsible for developing a Markets Risk Register and Control Inventory to ensure that all potential risks are adequately tracked and managed. The Group Manager will utilize their subject matter expertise in market structure and electronic trading flow to design supervisory frameworks that align with regulatory requirements and expectations. This includes managing large data sets across Markets trading data to create supervisory tasks and detect potential unauthorized trading activities. The role also involves designing systems to detect potential market abuse, ensuring compliance with global regulatory requirements, and managing the effectiveness of existing trading controls. The successful candidate will implement enhanced market risk control processes across front-to-back trade flows, ensuring that the organization adheres to financial regulations issued by the Federal Reserve, Securities Exchange Commission, FINRA, CFTC, Dodd-Frank, Volcker, and BASEL.