
Risk Manager, Financial Risks, Stress Testing
Post Company
full-time
Posted on:
Location Type: Hybrid
Location: Bern • Switzerland
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About the role
- You monitor and measure PostFinance's financial risks and contribute to the continuous development of the function with targeted recommendations.
- You use your overview of PostFinance's business model and your detailed understanding of the models in use to identify risks and ensure appropriate risk control.
- You support the team with your technical interest and expertise in data analysis, the measurement of relevant financial risk metrics, and the execution of scenario analyses and stress tests.
- You report on the risk situation regularly and independently to management and the Board of Directors.
- You monitor regulatory changes and market developments and derive necessary actions for PostFinance at an early stage.
Requirements
- Tertiary degree in economics, computer science, or a related discipline.
- Several years of experience monitoring financial risks.
- Experience applying or validating models in the area of interest rate and liquidity risks is an advantage.
- Experience designing and conducting scenario analyses and stress tests — e.g., related to Too-Big-to-Fail frameworks or risk-bearing capacity — is an advantage.
- Experience with risk measurement tools and with data processing/analysis tools (e.g., R, SQL) is an advantage.
- You stand by your opinions, work cooperatively, communicate well, and can drive topics forward independently.
- With your confident demeanor, you can easily present your ideas and argue persuasively.
Benefits
- Flexible work arrangements
- Professional development opportunities
Applicant Tracking System Keywords
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Hard Skills & Tools
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Soft Skills
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