The successful candidate will be responsible for, among other things, the following key performance areas:
- Conduct systemic risk assessments (both quantitative and qualitative) and report the results to policymakers.
- Conduct in-depth analyses of domestic and international developments to identify actual and/or potential risks and develop early warning signals of stress to enable the early detection of systemic vulnerabilities.
- Compile thorough, concise and clear reports on research findings and the implications thereof for the stability of the domestic financial system.
- Contribute to the development and implementation of monitoring frameworks for systemic risk in domestic financial institutions.
- Prepare briefings and presentations on research findings and economic analysis and present to internal and external stakeholders.
- Stay abreast of methodological developments relevant to systemic risk assessments, analyse how these changes impact current methodologies and how the methodologies can be amended based on the identified changes.
- Support the skills development of junior specialists by providing guidance on the subject matter in own scope of work.
- Deliver work independently and determine deliverables from a range of prescheduled and ad hoc team responsibilities.
- Contribute to other strategic projects.
