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Nasdaq Clearing is now looking for a 2nd Line Risk Management Specialist to join at the Vilnius office. Nasdaq Clearing is a multi-asset derivatives clearinghouse covering Commodities, Equity and Fixed Income. The major risks involved in the clearing business are counterparty risk, market risk, liquidity risk and operational risk.
The Risk Management Specialist will be placed within the Nasdaq Clearing Risk Policy and Reporting team in the CRO function. The CRO function is primarily responsible for controlling and overseeing that Nasdaq Clearing operates in accordance with the applicable risk management framework to ensure prudent and effective management of financial, operational, strategic & business and legal & regulatory risks associated with Nasdaq Clearing’s activities. The Nasdaq Clearing Risk Policy and Reporting team manages the Nasdaq Clearing's risk framework, and is responsible for enterprise risk management and reporting of risk to the Board of Nasdaq Clearing and to regulators. As part of Nasdaq Clearing's second line of defense, the Risk Policy and Reporting team monitors and challenges risk management practices across all first line units of the Nasdaq Clearing, and provides advice from a risk management perspective in the development of new products and services.
The Risk Management department aims for intra-team knowledge-sharing across markets and tasks, and the Risk Management Specialist will have the possibility to reach an in-depth knowledge of all the inherent risks of Nasdaq Clearing. The Risk Management Specialist will, from time to time, work closely with specialists from other teams in the Risk Management department (Risk Operations, Risk Modelling, Credit Risk), Business Development, Operations, Technology and Legal. He or she will have the opportunity to gain a thorough understanding of the derivatives clearing business.
Responsibilities:
◦ Manage and develop risk reporting to internal and external stakeholders
◦ Design and program reports, according to specifications
◦ Work together with different stakeholders to arrive at proper report specifications
◦ Pro-actively identify and communicate risk reporting improvements
◦ Take part in other 2nd line activities, involving monitoring and challenging the Clearinghouse's risk management activities
Requirements:
◦ Degree in Finance/Information Systems/Mathematics/Engineering
◦ 1 to 3 years of relevant work experience
◦ Good knowledge of SQL
◦ Excellent language skills in written and spoken English, Nordic language knowledge will be an advantage
◦ Favorable skills would be an experience in programming language, such as Python or similar
◦ Interest in the design and development of risk reports
◦ Ability and will to reach a deep understanding of the risks inherent to derivatives clearing and the related system solutions
This is a permanent full-time position located in Vilnius. As the selection and interview process is ongoing, please submit your application in English as soon as possible. We will get back to you in 2-3 weeks.
Monthly salary (Gross): 2200 - 2500 Eur, other bonuses apply
A valid working permit for the EU is mandatory.
Nasdaq is an equal opportunity employer. We positively encourage applications from suitably qualified and eligible candidates regardless of age, color, disability, national origin, ancestry, race, religion, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity and/or expression, veteran status, genetic information or any other status protected by applicable law.
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