Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Full Time
1 hour ago
$77,390 - $127,139 USD
No H1B
Key skills
LeadershipRisk ManagementCommunication
About this role
Role Overview
Collaborate with the Wealth Division to independently track and monitor the function’s risk profile across all categories of risk and in relation to Board approved risk appetite levels
Develop and maintain strong working relationships across Wealth, interacting with Senior Management and the Wealth Division
Business Unit Risk Officer
Maintain a thorough understanding of the Wealth Division’s entities, products, services, and unique risks
Facilitate challenge of Wealth risk ratings and self-assessments to ensure appropriate measurement approach and rationale
Review and evaluate new Wealth business initiatives to identify changes to the overall risk profile of the Wealth Division
Contribute to the compilation of ERM materials (ERM Dashboard Ratings, Key Risk Indicators, etc.) reported to Executive Management and the Board of Directors (Management Risk Committee and the Board of Directors)
Stay up to date on emerging risks impacting the overall Wealth industry and WSFS Wealth Division
Provide thought leadership regarding all ERM program components; make suggestions to improve, streamline, and automate current practices and processes
Participate on special projects related to ERM. Topical areas may include Model Risk Management and Operational Risk Management.
Collaborate with Operational Risk Management and ERM Associates, as needed, to share Wealth knowledge and insight.
Requirements
Must have a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, Accounting, or other business-related field
MBA or graduate degree in business is a plus
Must have a minimum 3-5 years of relevant experience in Wealth Management (e.g., Private Wealth Management, Institutional/Corporate or Personal Trust, Global Capital Markets, etc.) and/or Risk Management
Knowledge and awareness of standard Wealth businesses, products and services, etc.
Must have strong oral and written communication skills and the ability to think critically and independently
Must be knowledgeable of relevant risks and laws, rules, and regulations impacting the Wealth business/industry (SEC, FINRA, OCC, etc.)