Regulatory Control & Data Specialist – FRTB TB/BB Boundary & Firm Account Metadata – Citi

Regulatory Control & Data Specialist – FRTB TB/BB Boundary & Firm Account Metadata – Citi

Regulatory Control & Data Specialist – FRTB TB/BB Boundary & Firm Account Metadata – Citi

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Discover your future at CitiWorking at Citi is far more than just a job. A career with us means joining a team of more than 230,000 dedicated people from around the globe. At Citi, you'll have the opportunity to grow your career, give back to your community and make a real impact. Job OverviewThis role is part of the Global Markets In-Business Risk (IBR) function which is a Front Office 1st Line of Defense team responsible for market risk across asset classes within Citi's Global Markets division. The team aims to establish a holistic understanding of market risk and capital of the aggregated trading portfolio, as well as to optimize the business's return on capital. Global Markets IBR covers all trading businesses globally such as Rates and Currencies, Global Spread Products, Commodities, and Global Equities. The main focus of this role is as coverage for cross-asset markets business/trading activities where w e are seeking a highly motivated and experienced Regulatory Control & Data Specialist to focus on the Fundamental Review of the Trading Book (FRTB) Trading Book (TB)/Banking Book (BB) Boundary and Firm Account Metadata. The successful candidate will play a critical role in ensuring compliance with existing and future regulations, enhancing control frameworks, and providing expert guidance to business stakeholders. This role will involve a blend of regulatory interpretation, data governance, and project management. Key ResponsibilitiesFRTB TB/BB Boundary Control Remediation: Review outputs from automated control processes and collaborate with business stakeholders to promptly remediate exceptions related to the TB/BB BoundaryControl Framework Enhancement: Continuously strive to improve the existing control framework, ensuring robust business compliance with both current Basel 2.5 and forthcoming FRTB regulations concerning the TB/BB Boundary<