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Manager – Advanced Analytics – Quants
Company | TD Bank |
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Location | Toronto, ON, Canada |
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Salary | $91200 – $136800 |
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Type | Full-Time |
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Degrees | Master’s |
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Experience Level | Mid Level, Senior |
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Requirements
- Strong statistical background and excellent analytical and problem solving skills with a graduate degree in one or more of the following areas: statistics, economics, finance, mathematics, computer science and engineering.
- At least 3-5 years of experience with model development/validation, dealing with PPNR stress testing, scorecard and/or AML models
- Hands-on experience with relevant programming languages, such as Python, SAS, R is a must
- Knowledge in retail banking products, customer behaviors, and AML risks is a definite asset
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills
- Good time management and multitasking skills
- Quick learner who grasps new concepts and techniques quickly
- Must be a good team player
Responsibilities
- Perform validation of all models deemed in-scope by the bank-wide Model Risk Policy.
- Develop independent benchmarks for use in the validation of the above listed models.
- Prepare detailed reports describing the mathematical analytics of the model, validation techniques employed, test results obtained, and any model limitations noted.
- Prepare Management summaries highlighting the outcome of the validation process for each model and outlining recommendations for approval or further improvements.
- Establish and maintain productive working relations with internal model development groups and external vendors.
- Play a key role in ensuring the appropriate use of risk models.
- Identify the need to implement new models/techniques for risk management as industry standards evolve and regulatory requirements change.
- Stay current in knowledge of credit risk management methodologies, predictive modeling and statistical analysis.
Preferred Qualifications
- Knowledge in retail banking products, customer behaviors, and AML risks is a definite asset