VP Liquidity Risk (Broker Dealer)

Madison-Davis

New York, NY

JOB DETAILS
SALARY
SKILLS
Auditing, Balance Sheet, Best Practices, Brokerage, Communication Skills, Contingency Plans, Finance, Financial Services, Funding, Global Financial Markets, Internal Audit, Leadership, Liquidity, Metrics, Quality Assurance Methodology, Regulations, Regulatory Requirements, Risk, Risk Management Framework (RMF), Stress Testing, Test Scenario, Treasury
LOCATION
New York, NY
POSTED
5 days ago

Title: VP Liquidity Risk (Broker Dealer)

Office Status: Hybrid New York, NY

Base Salary: $180k $225k + Bonus

ABOUT THE ROLE

This Vice President opportunity sits within the Risk function of a well-established, privately held global financial services firm, serving as the sole liquidity risk professional responsible for building and maintaining the firm's enterprise-wide liquidity risk governance framework. The role provides independent Treasury oversight and requires a strategic, hands-on professional who can assess liquidity risk across the full balance sheet, challenge assumptions constructively, and drive remediation of gaps across policies, processes, and reporting. It's an ideal fit for a broker dealer liquidity risk professional who has operated in a lean, broad environment someone who has seen a wide range of situations and can think holistically rather than narrowly about liquidity risk.

RESPONSIBILITIES
  • Lead the design, enhancement, and ongoing governance of the firm's liquidity risk management framework, aligned with regulatory expectations and industry best practices
  • Oversee liquidity stress testing methodologies including scenario design, assumptions, sensitivities, and contingency funding planning
  • Partner closely with Treasury to assess how liquidity is managed across the firm, providing independent challenge and an enterprise-level perspective
  • Evaluate the liquidity impact of new business activities, products, and balance sheet changes;quickly assess unfamiliar structures and identify liquidity implications
  • Review and assess liquidity metrics, limits, escalation triggers, and early warning indicators on an ongoing basis
  • Identify gaps, weaknesses, and emerging risks across liquidity governance, data, and reporting;drive remediation initiatives to resolution
  • Serve as the firm's subject matter expert on regulatory liquidity requirements including internal liquidity adequacy frameworks, supervisory expectations, and stress scenarios
  • Provide clear, concise communication of complex liquidity concepts to senior stakeholders across Risk, Treasury, Finance, and business leadership
  • Support regulatory examinations, internal audits, and senior management and board-level liquidity discussions
  • Maintain a forward-looking, strategic mindset balancing near-term liquidity management with longer-term structural resilience

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