Senior Lead Treasury Analyst – Balance Sheet Consolidation
| Company | Wells Fargo |
|---|---|
| Location | Dallas, TX, USA, West Des Moines, IA, USA, Charlotte, NC, USA, New York, NY, USA, Minneapolis, MN, USA, Chandler, AZ, USA |
| Salary | $120400 – $287600 |
| Type | Full-Time |
| Degrees | |
| Experience Level | Senior, Expert or higher |
Requirements
- 7+ years of Treasury experience, or equivalent demonstrated through one or a combination of the following: work experience, training, military experience, education
Responsibilities
- Lead a critical treasury finance function, delivering cohesive and strategic presentation materials for senior-level committees and external reporting, ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements.
- Coordinate with cross-functional teams—including Investor Relations, Regulatory Relations, and data providers—to ensure timely, accurate, effective, and governance-compliant deliverables.
- Advise senior leadership on content strategy and support the BSIRRM team across a range of topics including market trends, regulatory developments, and strategic initiatives.
- Drive process improvements and risk control enhancements by providing technical insights and recommending best practices.
- Implement key risk initiatives and lead critical processes within a robust risk management framework.
- Collaborate with peers and leadership to resolve issues and achieve strategic goals.
- Exercise independent judgment while developing deep knowledge of treasury functions, policies, and compliance requirements.
Preferred Qualifications
- Deep understanding of financial institution balance sheets, risk areas, and financial forecasting.
- Strong knowledge of banking regulations and financial performance analysis.
- Proven experience managing high-governance financial analytics and leading cross-functional initiatives.
- Exceptional attention to detail and experience with executive-level written and verbal communication.
- Expertise in risk management disciplines such as model risk, operational risk, and financial risk.