Total 40 Senior Executive finance banking insurance job vacancies in Australia

At the full performance level major duties include: 

• Directs and/or conducts bank supervision and examination functions, with a view toward assessing risk, as well as strengthening and improving the condition of the assigned organization, as appropriate.
• Maintains an informed position on the assigned organization and analyzes financial or other information filed or reported in accordance with regulatory requirements or from other sources.
• Conducts ongoing analysis and evaluation of the financial condition, business initiatives, and future prospects of the assigned organization and its affiliates to assess the potential risk to the Deposit Insurance Fund.
• Reviews all developments applicable to insured financial institutions and their affiliates in the assigned organization, including accounting, reporting, and regulatory changes, as well as new activities and products.
• Prepares written reports summarizing the results of analyses, and communicating findings, recommendations, and related supervisory action.
• Communicates with financial institution management, and effectively responds to or resolves their questions, complaints, and inquiries in line with FDIC protocols.
• Initiates, conducts, or acts as lead in conferences or meetings with other supervisory agencies and bank officials.
• Maintains cooperative relationships with the appropriate state, Federal, and international supervisory agencies.

- Performs specialized policy-oriented legal work relating to the FDIC's supervisory and regulatory functions, with particular emphasis on 1)  development of regulations, legislation, and FDIC legal/supervisory policy guidance 2) the interpretation and application of the statutes and regulations governing federal deposit insurance, the risk-based assessment system that funds and 3) supports the continued strength of the Deposit Insurance Fund and the reserve ratio, golden parachutes, brokered deposits, swap margin, derivatives, financial technology, consumer financial protection, privacy, supervision, and the activities and operations of financial institutions.

-  Advises the senior management and staff of the Division of Finance (DOF), and other FDIC divisions and offices, on novel legal issues relating to the FDIC's deposit insurance assessment process which support the Deposit Insurance Fund, and other finance and funding matters.

-  Analyzes legal arguments raised in deposit insurance, risk-based assessment, and other litigation brought against the FDIC; confers with trial attorneys, and makes recommendations concerning settlement of assessment and deposit insurance cases.

-  Prepares legal advisory opinions in response to questions and issues raised by insured financial institutions, bankers, financial institution counsel, members of Congress, financial institution depositors and customers, and members of the general public relating to the interpretation of various statutes and regulations governing high profile areas such as federal deposit insurance, the risk-based assessment system which funds the Deposit Insurance Fund and are imposed on all insured depository institutions, golden parachutes, brokered deposits, consumer financial protection, privacy, and the activities and operations of financial institutions.

At the full performance level, major duties include:

- Directs and conducts bank supervision and examination functions, with a view toward assessing risk, as well as strengthening and improving the condition of the assigned organization.

- Maintains an informed position on the assigned organization, and analyzes financial or other information filed or reported in accordance with regulatory requirements or other sources.

- Directs or conducts the ongoing analysis and evaluation of the financial condition, business initiatives, and future prospects of the assigned organization and its affiliates to assess the potential risk to the Deposit Insurance Fund.

- Reviews all developments applicable to insured financial institutions and their affiliates in the assigned organization, including accounting, reporting, and regulatory changes, as well as new activities and products.

- Develops formal plans and programs designed to correct deficiencies in the operation of the assigned organization, and obtains commitments from bank officials where deemed appropriate.

- As necessary, meets with financial institution officials or regulatory counterparts to exchange information and recommends appropriate supervisory strategies.

- Prepares written reports summarizing the results of analyses, or to inform senior management of significant events or issues.

- Provides technical advice and training to appropriate supervisory personnel.

At the full performance level, major duties include: 

-  Monitors and analyzes risks related to large financial institutions (LFIs), which include insured banks, bank holding companies, and other systemically important nonbank financial institutions with national or international operations.

- Monitoring and risk evaluation is designed to minimize the risk to the FDIC’s Deposit Insurance Fund for insured banks, and to minimize the risk of orderly liquidation processes and the funding mechanisms for nonbank companies.

- Produces comprehensive written analyses covering a wide range of topics.

- Provides summary analyses in both written and oral form to brief senior executives of significant events or issues and to provide recommendations, or corrective action.

- Develops and maintains cooperative relationships with the appropriate state, federal and international regulatory agencies.

- Communicates with financial institution management and effectively responds to, or resolves, matters raised.

At the full performance level, major duties include: 

-  Monitors and analyzes risks related to large financial institutions (LFIs), which include insured banks, bank holding companies, and other systemically important nonbank financial institutions with national or international operations.

- Monitoring and risk evaluation is designed to minimize the risk to the FDIC’s Deposit Insurance Fund for insured banks, and to minimize the risk of orderly liquidation processes and the funding mechanisms for nonbank companies.

- Produces comprehensive written analyses covering a wide range of topics.

- Provides summary analyses in both written and oral form to brief senior executives of significant events or issues and to provide recommendations, or corrective action.

- Develops and maintains cooperative relationships with the appropriate state, federal and international regulatory agencies.

- Communicates with financial institution management and effectively responds to, or resolves, matters raised.

- Serves as a key field territory representative. Responsible for planning and conducting comprehensive compliance and CRA examinations of institutions of all sizes and risk profiles including the largest, most complex or problem institutions. This also includes analyzing unusual, nontraditional, and highest risk products and services as well as emerging technologies and significant third party relationships with a focus on identifying consumer harm.

- Prepares reports of examination for general compliance examinations, fair lending reviews, and CRA performance evaluations, and as circumstances dictate, coordinates joint and concurrent examination activities with examination teams from other divisions and/or agencies.

- Participates in meetings, presentations, and educational forums with other regulators, bankers, community groups, and trade associations. Serves as a lead resource and participant in outreach activities directed at bankers and community groups.

- Meets with bank officials and/or Boards of Directors to present the findings of the examinations, recommended corrective actions, and Matters Requiring Board Attention.

- Serves, on occasion, as an instructor in core schools or other regional or national training sessions. May serve as a presenter/instructor during field territory training sessions and staff meetings.

- Serves as a field territory representative responsible for planning and conducting comprehensive compliance and Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) examinations of institutions of all sizes and risk profiles including the largest, most complex or problem institutions.

- Prepares and submits reports of examination, and as circumstances dictate, coordinates joint and concurrent examination activities with examination teams from other divisions and/or agencies.

- Participates in meetings, presentations, and educational forums with regulators, bankers, community groups, and trade associations. Serves as a lead resource and participant in outreach activities directed at bankers and community groups.

- Serves, on occasion, as an instructor in core schools or other regional or national training sessions. May serve as a presenter/ instructor during field territory training sessions and staff meetings.

At the full performance level major duties include: 

- Directs and conducts bank supervision and examination functions, with a view toward assessing risk, as well as strengthening and improving the condition of the assigned organization.

- Directs or conducts the ongoing analysis and evaluation of risk management practices and the financial condition, business initiatives and future prospects of the assigned organization and its affiliates to assess the potential risk to the deposit insurance fund.

- Monitors corrective action taken by the assigned organization to address supervisory concerns and in conjunction with the assigned senior case manager, case manager and supervisors, determines the adequacy of remediation steps taken by financial institution management

- Meets with financial institution officials or regulatory counterparts to exchange information, and recommends appropriate supervisory strategies.

- Prepares written reports summarizing the results of analyses, or to inform senior management of significant events or issues.

- Provides technical advice and training to appropriate supervisory personnel. 

- Conducts and leads special studies, reviews, and responds to ad hoc requests for information, and provides special project assistance to the EIC.

At the full performance level major duties include: 

- Directs and conducts bank supervision and examination functions, with a view toward assessing risk, as well as strengthening and improving the condition of the assigned organization.

- Directs or conducts the ongoing analysis and evaluation of risk management practices and the financial condition, business initiatives and future prospects of the assigned organization and its affiliates to assess the potential risk to the deposit insurance fund.

- Monitors corrective action taken by the assigned organization to address supervisory concerns and in conjunction with the assigned senior case manager, case manager and supervisors, determines the adequacy of remediation steps taken by financial institution management.

- Meets with financial institution officials or regulatory counterparts to exchange information, and recommends appropriate supervisory strategies.

- Prepares written reports summarizing the results of analyses, or to inform senior management of significant events or issues.

-  Provides technical advice and training to appropriate supervisory personnel. 

- Conducts and leads special studies, reviews, and responds to ad hoc requests for information, and provides special project assistance to the EIC.

- Markets large and highly complex financial institution assets including loans, participations, leases, credit cards, servicing rights, subsidiary-held assets, and owned real estate utilizing various disposition strategies such as loan sales and joint venture transactions.

- Serves as a SME and technical expert in the area of asset marketing including analysis, marketing and sale activities related to asset portfolios of high levels of complexity retained from failed financial institutions.

- Oversees contracted loan sale and financial advisors engaged to support sale activities and evaluates the work products to ensure established requirements and standards in the contract are met.

- Serves as SME in the valuation of complex failed financial institution assets, including loans, participations, leases, credit cards, servicing rights, subsidiary-held assets, and owned real estate, assuring proper internal controls are utilized to minimize risk of pricing errors for assets sold.

- Reviews, analyzes, recommends approval of valuation report deliverables that determine liquidation and market values for all types of assets and are utilized for sale disposition decision making.

- Gathers and analyzes complex financial and other information concerning the assets of the failed financial institution and interacts with staff of the failed bank, other government agencies, loan sale and financial advisors, and collaborates with asset managers and loan servicing personnel to address any data or documentation issues that arise throughout the marketing and sale process.

- Manipulates complex data files to reflect pooling and sale results, and develops and presents findings and recommendations to senior management and committee members.

- Markets large and highly complex financial institution assets including loans, participations, leases, credit cards, servicing rights, subsidiary-held assets, and owned real estate utilizing various disposition strategies such as loan sales and joint venture transactions.

- Serves as a SME and technical expert in the area of asset marketing including analysis, marketing and sale activities related to asset portfolios of high levels of complexity retained from failed financial institutions.

- Oversees contracted loan sale and financial advisors engaged to support sale activities and evaluates the work products to ensure established requirements and standards in the contract are met.

- Serves as SME in the valuation of complex failed financial institution assets, including loans, participations, leases, credit cards, servicing rights, subsidiary-held assets, and owned real estate, assuring proper internal controls are utilized to minimize risk of pricing errors for assets sold.

- Reviews, analyzes, recommends approval of valuation report deliverables that determine liquidation and market values for all types of assets and are utilized for sale disposition decision making.

- Gathers and analyzes complex financial and other information concerning the assets of the failed financial institution and interacts with staff of the failed bank, other government agencies, loan sale and financial advisors, and collaborates with asset managers and loan servicing personnel to address any data or documentation issues that arise throughout the marketing and sale process.

- Manipulates complex data files to reflect pooling and sale results, and develops and presents findings and recommendations to senior management and committee members.

-Serves as a technical expert in the development and implementation of asset management policies and procedures, including workout, loan modification, classification, charge-off and recovery policies, procedures, goals and objectives.

-Prepares analyses and develops resolution strategies and cases for the disposition of large complex assets, including subsidiaries, which entails analyzing personal and corporate financial statements, budgets, appraisals, and net present value calculations.

-Serves as an expert in the monitoring of  compliance with policies and procedures and the attainment of goals and objectives related to complex asset management activities. Serves as the principal relationship manager for the on-going management of executed Shared Loss Agreement with Assuming Institutions.

-Understands and ensures compliance with the reporting requirements from the National Loan Servicer and within the Division, review all reports, takes action to ensure information and data are correct and accurate. 

-Analyzes data related to asset/portfolio management, loan servicing/sale agreements, and the financial institution industry, recommending or presenting to the supervisor findings that may affect certain Division policies, business initiatives or goals and objectives.

-Remains current on industry matters and trends related to asset management in order to recommend appropriate changes in Division policies, guidelines, or operational procedures.

-Manages data by using various automated systems and data management tools.

-Serves as a technical expert in the development and implementation of asset management policies and procedures, including workout, loan modification, classification, charge-off and recovery policies, procedures, goals and objectives.

-Prepares analyses and develops resolution strategies and cases for the disposition of large complex assets, including subsidiaries, which entails analyzing personal and corporate financial statements, budgets, appraisals, and net present value calculations.

-Serves as an expert in the monitoring of  compliance with policies and procedures and the attainment of goals and objectives related to complex asset management activities. Serves as the principal relationship manager for the on-going management of executed Shared Loss Agreement with Assuming Institutions.

-Understands and ensures compliance with the reporting requirements from the National Loan Servicer and within the Division, review all reports, takes action to ensure information and data are correct and accurate. 

-Analyzes data related to asset/portfolio management, loan servicing/sale agreements, and the financial institution industry, recommending or presenting to the supervisor findings that may affect certain Division policies, business initiatives or goals and objectives.

-Remains current on industry matters and trends related to asset management in order to recommend appropriate changes in Division policies, guidelines, or operational procedures.

-Manages data by using various automated systems and data management tools.

• Serves as a subject matter and technical expert who monitors and analyzes the performance of the most complex entities with joint venture agreements that govern acquired assets from failed financial institutions including loans, securities, real and personal property, and subsidiaries.

• Provides problem resolution information, issue management and reports on complex or sensitive Limited Liability Company (LLC) performance and compliance issues related to assigned agreements.

• Ensures compliance review results accurately reflect non-compliance activities which are supported by the legal agreements of the LLC and can be acted upon and measured in a timely manner.

• Serves as the FDIC point of contact for compliance monitoring contractors performing reviews of LLCs.

• Provides technical guidance to Compliance Monitoring Contractors (CMC). Ensures the CMC's performance and implementation of review steps and procedures to address varied type and severity of LLC compliance risks are conducted in accordance with the Statement of Work (SOW) for LLC Joint Venture Transactions (JVT) and meet the program's objectives to monitor compliance and related risk activities.

• Provides reviews and recommendations on acceptance of LLC compliance review deliverables, global deliverables, invoiced hours, contractor security, systems access, and qualifications as well as other CMC related expertise.

• Analyzes and reviews counter party and joint venture partner consent requests, waivers and agreement amendments. Reviews and monitors submission of periodic reporting from Managing Members (MM) including monthly reports, semi-annual cash flow forecasts, asset business plans and other agreement deliverables as applicable.

• Monitors financial and industry best practices in various markets to maintain a current understanding of the economic feasibility of asset management, marketing methods and disposition and recovery strategies.

• Ensures appropriate and timely response to various stakeholder inquiries and requests including those from MMs, consumer and congressional inquiries, Office of the Inspector General (OIG), Government Accountability Office (GAO), Internal Review, CMC, Division of Risk Management and Supervision (RMS), or other regulatory agencies.

• Plans and participates in or facilitates meetings with various FDIC officials, attorneys, accountants, and contractors, Acquiring Institution (AI)/MM representatives, DRR Internal Review, GAO, OIG and/or other federal and state regulatory agency officials as appropriate for assigned agreements.

• Serves as a subject matter and technical expert who monitors and analyzes the performance of the most complex entities with joint venture agreements that govern acquired assets from failed financial institutions including loans, securities, real and personal property, and subsidiaries.

• Provides problem resolution information, issue management and reports on complex or sensitive Limited Liability Company (LLC) performance and compliance issues related to assigned agreements.

• Ensures compliance review results accurately reflect non-compliance activities which are supported by the legal agreements of the LLC and can be acted upon and measured in a timely manner.

• Serves as the FDIC point of contact for compliance monitoring contractors performing reviews of LLCs.

• Provides technical guidance to Compliance Monitoring Contractors (CMC). Ensures the CMC's performance and implementation of review steps and procedures to address varied type and severity of LLC compliance risks are conducted in accordance with the Statement of Work (SOW) for LLC Joint Venture Transactions (JVT) and meet the program's objectives to monitor compliance and related risk activities.

• Provides reviews and recommendations on acceptance of LLC compliance review deliverables, global deliverables, invoiced hours, contractor security, systems access, and qualifications as well as other CMC related expertise.

• Analyzes and reviews counter party and joint venture partner consent requests, waivers and agreement amendments. Reviews and monitors submission of periodic reporting from Managing Members (MM) including monthly reports, semi-annual cash flow forecasts, asset business plans and other agreement deliverables as applicable.

• Monitors financial and industry best practices in various markets to maintain a current understanding of the economic feasibility of asset management, marketing methods and disposition and recovery strategies.

• Ensures appropriate and timely response to various stakeholder inquiries and requests including those from MMs, consumer and congressional inquiries, Office of the Inspector General (OIG), Government Accountability Office (GAO), Internal Review, CMC, Division of Risk Management and Supervision (RMS), or other regulatory agencies.

• Plans and participates in or facilitates meetings with various FDIC officials, attorneys, accountants, and contractors, Acquiring Institution (AI)/MM representatives, DRR Internal Review, GAO, OIG and/or other federal and state regulatory agency officials as appropriate for assigned agreements.