Financial Modeling Manager
Bank of Clarke
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Position Purpose: The Financial Modeling Manager is responsible for developing, maintaining, and evolving the Company’s core financial risk and performance models, with a primary focus on CECL modeling. This role will serve as the internal owner of credit loss, capital and ALM-related models, supporting enterprise decision-making, regulatory compliance, and strategic planning.What you’ll do:CECL Modeling:• Own the design, development, governance, and ongoing maintenance of the Company’s CECL models.
• Oversee model methodologies, assumptions, documentation, validation support, and management reporting related to CECL estimates.
• Partner with Credit, Finance, Risk, and auditors to ensure CECL outputs are well-supported, explainable, and compliant with accounting and regulatory expectations.Capital Modeling:• Develop and maintain capital forecasting and stress testing models used for strategic planning and regulatory analysis.
• Support capital adequacy assessments, dividend planning, and growth scenarios.ALM Support:• Support our outsourced interest rate risk modeling, earnings-at-risk, and economic value of equity analysis.PI96a10b99427d-25448-41096198
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