International Bank Examiner (Multi-Level)
About the position
As an International Bank Examiner at the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, you will play a crucial role in the supervision of U.S. offices of foreign banking organizations, as well as domestic and foreign-owned bank holding companies and non-bank subsidiaries. Your primary responsibility will be to proactively identify risks through both on-site and off-site examination and monitoring activities. This ensures that these institutions operate in a safe and sound manner while complying with applicable laws and regulations. Your work will have a significant impact on the economy of the Southeast, the United States, and the global financial system. In this position, you will engage with financial institution management to discuss your findings and may develop and maintain in-depth expertise in specialty areas such as capital markets, operations risk, and information technology. The role requires a balanced and well-reasoned judgment in decision-making, especially when communicating with senior management and directors of supervised institutions, even under potentially adversarial circumstances. You will also be responsible for producing comprehensive reports of your findings, conducting risk assessments, and performing ongoing surveillance for a portfolio of institutions. Additionally, you will provide guidance, training, and feedback to less experienced examiners and may serve as an instructor at formal schools and through on-the-job training. The position may also involve serving in the Examiner in Charge (EIC) role, which includes planning, coordinating, and monitoring supervisory activities. Continuous professional development is encouraged, and you will maintain knowledge of current regulations and industry issues through communications and industry literature. This position is available at multiple levels, including Associate Examiner, Examiner, and Senior Examiner, depending on your years of relevant experience. The Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta promotes a dynamic hybrid workplace environment, requiring at least two days a week in the office, allowing for a balance between professional responsibilities and personal life.
Responsibilities
Perform examinations and inspections of financial institutions to ensure compliance with applicable laws and regulations.
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Produce comprehensive reports of findings from examinations and inspections.
,
Conduct risk assessments and perform ongoing surveillance for a portfolio of institutions.
,
Demonstrate balanced, well-reasoned judgment in decision-making and effectively communicate with senior management and directors of supervised institutions under potentially adversarial circumstances.
,
Review and edit work prepared by others for content, clarity, and accuracy.
,
Provide comments on regulatory proposals and develop procedures for use by field staff.
,
Review key financial reports and information from financial institutions and written communication to financial institutions.
,
Provide guidance, training, and feedback to less experienced examiners.
,
Serve as an instructor at formal schools and through on-the-job training.
,
Serve in the Examiner in Charge (EIC) role, planning, coordinating, and monitoring supervisory activities.
,
Participate in continuing professional development programs and maintain knowledge of current regulations and industry issues.
Requirements
Bachelor's Degree or 4 years equivalent experience; Bachelor's Degree preferred.
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Examining Commission preferred.
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Experience as Associate Examiner, Examiner, or Senior Examiner.
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Preferred BSA/AML/OFAC compliance experience.
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Knowledge in Accounting and Finance, Bank Examination, and Credit Analysis.
Nice-to-haves
Bilingual or Multilingual preferred (Spanish/Portuguese)
Benefits
Tuition assistance
,
Generous paid time off
,
Top-notch health care benefits
,
Child and family care leave
,
Professional development opportunities
,
401(k) match
,
Pension
,
Flexible work environment
Apply Now
As an International Bank Examiner at the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, you will play a crucial role in the supervision of U.S. offices of foreign banking organizations, as well as domestic and foreign-owned bank holding companies and non-bank subsidiaries. Your primary responsibility will be to proactively identify risks through both on-site and off-site examination and monitoring activities. This ensures that these institutions operate in a safe and sound manner while complying with applicable laws and regulations. Your work will have a significant impact on the economy of the Southeast, the United States, and the global financial system. In this position, you will engage with financial institution management to discuss your findings and may develop and maintain in-depth expertise in specialty areas such as capital markets, operations risk, and information technology. The role requires a balanced and well-reasoned judgment in decision-making, especially when communicating with senior management and directors of supervised institutions, even under potentially adversarial circumstances. You will also be responsible for producing comprehensive reports of your findings, conducting risk assessments, and performing ongoing surveillance for a portfolio of institutions. Additionally, you will provide guidance, training, and feedback to less experienced examiners and may serve as an instructor at formal schools and through on-the-job training. The position may also involve serving in the Examiner in Charge (EIC) role, which includes planning, coordinating, and monitoring supervisory activities. Continuous professional development is encouraged, and you will maintain knowledge of current regulations and industry issues through communications and industry literature. This position is available at multiple levels, including Associate Examiner, Examiner, and Senior Examiner, depending on your years of relevant experience. The Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta promotes a dynamic hybrid workplace environment, requiring at least two days a week in the office, allowing for a balance between professional responsibilities and personal life.
Responsibilities
Perform examinations and inspections of financial institutions to ensure compliance with applicable laws and regulations.
,
Produce comprehensive reports of findings from examinations and inspections.
,
Conduct risk assessments and perform ongoing surveillance for a portfolio of institutions.
,
Demonstrate balanced, well-reasoned judgment in decision-making and effectively communicate with senior management and directors of supervised institutions under potentially adversarial circumstances.
,
Review and edit work prepared by others for content, clarity, and accuracy.
,
Provide comments on regulatory proposals and develop procedures for use by field staff.
,
Review key financial reports and information from financial institutions and written communication to financial institutions.
,
Provide guidance, training, and feedback to less experienced examiners.
,
Serve as an instructor at formal schools and through on-the-job training.
,
Serve in the Examiner in Charge (EIC) role, planning, coordinating, and monitoring supervisory activities.
,
Participate in continuing professional development programs and maintain knowledge of current regulations and industry issues.
Requirements
Bachelor's Degree or 4 years equivalent experience; Bachelor's Degree preferred.
,
Examining Commission preferred.
,
Experience as Associate Examiner, Examiner, or Senior Examiner.
,
Preferred BSA/AML/OFAC compliance experience.
,
Knowledge in Accounting and Finance, Bank Examination, and Credit Analysis.
Nice-to-haves
Bilingual or Multilingual preferred (Spanish/Portuguese)
Benefits
Tuition assistance
,
Generous paid time off
,
Top-notch health care benefits
,
Child and family care leave
,
Professional development opportunities
,
401(k) match
,
Pension
,
Flexible work environment
Apply Now