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Member of Global Analytics, Economic & Regulatory Strategy
Technical Skills:
- Foundational capability in regulatory analysis across banking and markets frameworks, including ability to interpret statutes, rules, supervisory guidance, and industry standards.
- Familiarity with capital, liquidity and margin frameworks (e.g., initial margin, variation margin, netting, collateral eligibility).
- Understanding of risk measurement methods (e.g., stress testing, scenario analysis, backtesting) and regulatory capital concepts.
- Experience handling large datasets, applying statistical or econometric tools (e.g., Python, R) , conducting research and data analysis (e.g., SQL).
Complexity and Impact of Work:
- Translate evolving banking and market regulations into actionable analytics, policy, and operational road-maps with limited supervision.
- Assist in the development and maintenance of capital, margin and liquidity methodologies aligned to regulatory expectations.
- Apply analytical rigor to capital, liquidity, and margin concepts; supports impact assessments and structured risk/capital analyses.
- Support licensing submissions, supervisory engagements, internal governance and business decision-making.
- Build repeatable frameworks and artifacts across regulatory, capital and margin domains, enabling the institution to scale and meet supervisory scrutiny.
Organizational Knowledge:
- Has a deep knowledge of the strategy of Anchorage Digital and its various business lines.
- Understands how regulatory, capital, liquidity, and control expectations intersect with business model, product architecture, and operating processes.
- Builds working knowledge across Legal, Risk, Finance, Operations, and Product to translate requirements into scalable controls and workflows.
- Recognizes governance touchpoints, internal approval pathways, and key decision forums; ensures materials reflect decision-grade clarity.
Communication and Influence:
- Demonstrates capability in writing, editing, and reviewing technical documents suitable for various contexts (e.g., regulatory or banking, internal or external stakeholders).
- Synthesizes complex regulatory concepts into concise, decision-ready narratives for senior stakeholders.
- Collaborates across teams, contributes to cross-functional initiatives, and guides colleagues or stakeholders in technical topics.
- Influences decision-making through structured recommendations, escalation of risk points, and disciplined documentation.
You may be a fit for this role if you have:
- A bachelor's degree in economics, finance, public policy, or related field; advanced degree preferred.
- 3–5+ years in financial services, regulatory advisory, risk/capital functions, or regulatory agency.
- Familiarity with prudential standards (OCC/FRB) and derivatives/market frameworks (CFTC/SEC), and practical exposure to regulatory capital, margin frameworks, banking or derivatives markets.
- Strong analytical skills, including ability to handle large datasets and apply statistical or econometric tools.
- Exceptional written and verbal communication skills; able to distill complex concepts into actionable insights.
- High analytical rigor, cross-functional execution discipline, and attention to detail.
Although not a requirement, bonus points if:
- You've kept up to date with the proliferation of blockchain and crypto innovations.
- You were emotionally moved by the soundtrack to Hamilton, which chronicles the founding of a new financial system. :)
What do you do in a strategy job?
A strategy job typically involves identifying opportunities for growth and development for a company or organization, as well as developing plans to achieve those objectives
Depending on the specific role and industry, a strategy job might involve tasks such as market research, analyzing data, identifying trends and patterns, formulating business plans and proposals, forecasting revenue and expenses, identifying risks and opportunities, and communicating recommendations to senior management
Some examples of specific strategy jobs might include business strategy, marketing strategy, product strategy, corporate strategy, and operations strategy
In each of these areas, the primary goal is to develop a comprehensive plan that will help the company achieve its goals and objectives, while minimizing risks and maximizing opportunities
This might involve working with other departments within the organization, as well as external stakeholders such as customers, suppliers, and industry experts
In addition to these specific tasks, a strategy job often requires strong analytical skills, creativity, strategic thinking, and excellent communication and collaboration skills
Successful strategy professionals must be able to work well with others, develop strong relationships with key stakeholders, and effectively communicate complex information to both technical and non-technical audiences.