
Pay range: USD $85,500.00 - $174,800.00 / Year
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The Balance Sheet Forecasting & Analytics team sits within our first line of defense Corporate Treasury department. Balance Sheet Forecasting & Analytics is responsible for forecasting the balance sheets, Net Interest Income (NII) and capital actions in our business-as-usual FP&A and CCAR exercises. The team forecasts balance sheets with approximately $490 billion in consolidated assets, comprised of fixed-income investment portfolios totaling over $225 billion, consumer loan portfolios with approximately $165 billion in balance, an additional $70 billion in off-balance-sheet brokered deposit agreement notional investments, and $50 billion in derivative positions. The Balance Sheet Forecasting and Analytics responsibilities roll up to our Treasury Capital Markets (TCM) organization, which includes: ALM, fixed income investing and other balance sheet modeling activities.
Reporting to the Director, Balance Sheet Forecasting and Analytics, this role serves as a hands-on individual contributor responsible for executing and enhancing key components of Capital Stress Testing (CST) forecasting framework and supporting the evolution of analytical and reporting capabilities.
You will contribute directly to the firm's capital forecasting processes supporting the Comprehensive Capital Analysis and Review (CCAR) and internal stress testing. This includes developing, refining, and executing forecast methodologies for capital, balance sheet, and income statement drivers under baseline and regulatory stress scenarios.
The role requires strong analytical rigor, attention to detail, and persistence to navigate complex data, dependencies, and tight timelines. You will partner closely with Treasury, Finance, Risk, and Model Risk teams to ensure forecasts are well-controlled, transparent, and audit-ready; while producing clear and actionable analytics for management and regulatory audiences.
Success in this role requires flexibility, intellectual curiosity, and grit - operating effectively in ambiguity while driving high-quality outcomes in a dynamic and evolving environment.
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