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KeyBank NA Market Risk Analytics Manager - CTO in Cleveland, Ohio

Location: 127 Public Square - Cleveland, Ohio 44114 ABOUT THE JOB (JOB BRIEF) Market Risk Management team, under the guidance of the Chief Market Risk Officer, within the Risk Management organization is responsible for the second line of defense independent risk management oversight for the market risk (banking book and trading book) and the liquidity risk. Corporate Treasury Oversight (CTO) team within Market Risk provides oversight over all Treasury risk-taking and risk mitigating activities including interest rate risk (IRR), liquidity risk, investment portfolio, and derivatives hedging portfolio. The team performs a broad range of analysis and provides review and challenge to Treasury activities and strategies. The individual in this role is expected to lead a team of quantitative and business associates that performs a broad range of analysis to support the IRR and/or liquidity risk oversight functions and will be exposed to all areas of Corporate Treasury over time. As part of the CTO team within Market Risk, the team will monitor Treasury activities, analyze trends, identify emerging risks, and strengthen our oversight function. The Analytics Manager is primarily responsible for leading the development and validation of predictive and machine-learning models for specific business needs using statistics, advanced mathematical techniques, and/or computer science. The Analytics Manager leverages advanced mathematical knowledge, analysis, partnerships, and business knowledge to provide solutions to predictive and prescriptive questions such as "What will happen next?" and "What will we do?". Projects undertaken by the Senior Quantitative Analytics Associate are often broad in scope across multiple business segments and involve guiding a team and/or project through providing solutions to business problems leveraging statistics, best practices or emerging techniques, and quantitative tools / techniques. Success factors include: Demonstrating leadership through strong communication skills, addressing conflict, coaching others on developing technical skills; managing competing priorities and presenting holistic, thoughtful analyses to answer partners' problem statements; prioritizing multiple projects and managing to tight deadlines; establishing reputation as an effective and collaborative partner; Communicating technical theories, observations, and models to a non-technical audience; Leveraging knowledge of strategy, business, and competition to connect day-to-day work of team to the "bigger picture" and driving efficiency in solution delivery ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS Lead quantitative and business associates in the completion of analytics used in the independent reviews of the IRR risk. Independent reviews could include reviewing assumptions used within stress testing processes, analyzing risk metrics for adherence to risk appetite, assess adequacy of prepayment assumptions in interest rate risk model, and other functions related to Corporate Treasury actions and strategies. Leverage [prior work experience in risk management] and [knowledge of financial markets, IRR and/or liquidity concepts, and regulatory expectations] to improve CTO's risk management practices and review and challenge capabilities aiming to establish industry best practices. Ensure effective independent oversight and alignment with regulatory guidance and requirements for interest rate risk and/or liquidity risk Maintain documentation of processes and procedures according to Key's corporate standards and support Market Risk processes Provide input with addressing basic business/analytical problems and challenges Create and leverage models, inferential statistics and prescriptive analysis to proactively solve business problems answering the questions "What will happen and what should we do about it?" Often responsible for large, complex problems that have broad implications and are less frequent

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