Total 126 Director/C-Level job vacancies in District of Columbia, District of Columbia

Company: A government-backed financial institution

Location: Kuala Lumpur

Role Summary: Lead risk management, governance, and compliance initiatives across the organization. Oversee risk strategies, ensure sound governance, and support business sustainability.

Key Responsibilities:

• Risk Assessment & Mitigation: Review business financing proposals, recommend risk mitigation, and advise on portfolio management.
• Risk Communication: Report risk analysis to management and the Board, providing insights for decision-making.
• Portfolio Oversight: Monitor loan portfolios, advise on reducing non-performing loans, and chair Watchlist meetings for at-risk accounts.
• Compliance & Market Evaluation: Ensure compliance with regulatory standards, analyze market conditions, and assess impacts on business opportunities.
• Operational Risk: Manage operational risks, develop risk policies, and ensure updates are implemented.
• Shariah Compliance: Oversee policies to ensure Shariah compliance in business operations.
• Governance & Continuity: Lead business continuity planning and ensure proper governance and risk monitoring.

Requirements:

• Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, Finance, Accounting, Economics, Islamic Finance, or equivalent.
• CeIO (Certified Integrity Officer) certification from Malaysia Anti-Corruption Academy (MACA) is a plus.
• Minimum of 15 years’ experience in risk management, preferably within banking or financial services.
• Strong background in business credit and portfolio risk management.
• Demonstrated leadership experience with a proven track record in risk management and governance.

• Competitive package.

公司：政府支持的金融機構

地點: 吉隆坡

角色摘要：領導整個組織的風險管理、治理和合規計畫。監督風險策略，確保健全的治理，並支持業務永續發展。

主要職責：

• 風險評估與緩解：審查企業融資提案，建議風險緩解，並就投資組合管理提供建議。
• 風險溝通：向管理階層和董事會報告風險分析，為決策提供見解。
• 投資組合監督：監控貸款組合，就減少不良貸款提出建議，並主持風險帳戶的觀察名單會議。
• 合規與市場評估：確保遵守監管標準、分析市場狀況並評估對商業機會的影響。
• 操作風險：管理操作風險，制定風險政策，並確保實施更新。
• 伊斯蘭教法合規性：監督政策以確保業務運作中遵守伊斯蘭教法。
• 治理與連續性：領導業務連續性規劃並確保適當的治理和風險監控。

要求：

• 工商管理、金融、會計、經濟學、伊斯蘭金融或同等學歷學士學位。
• 由馬來西亞反腐敗學院 (MACA) 的 CeIO（認證誠信官）認證者優先。
• 至少 15 年風險管理經驗，最好是在銀行或金融服務領域。
• 擁有深厚的商業信用和投資組合風險管理背景。
• 具有豐富的領導經驗，在風險管理和治理方面擁有良好的業績記錄。

• 有競爭力的套餐。

Job Title: Chief Risk Integrity & Governance Officer

Location: Kuala Lumpur

Reports To: Board of Directors / CEO

Job Description:

As the Chief Risk Integrity & Governance Officer, you will be responsible for overseeing and developing strategies that mitigate risks across the organization while ensuring compliance with internal policies and regulatory frameworks. You will drive risk management, operational governance, and integrity initiatives, ensuring business continuity and aligning the company with long-term sustainability and growth objectives. Your primary role will include analyzing risk in financing proposals, monitoring risk portfolios, and ensuring sound governance across all operations.

Key Responsibilities:

1. Risk Analysis & Assessment:
   • Review risk analysis and assessments conducted by team members for business financing proposals.
   • Provide recommendations to mitigate key risks highlighted in each financing/loan proposal.
2. Risk Communication & Decision Support:
   • Evaluate the impact of identified risks from financing structures and report findings to management and, if necessary, the Board.
   • Support management and the Board in decision-making by offering insights into risk mitigation strategies.
3. Loan Portfolio Management:
   • Monitor and develop strategies for managing the financing/loan portfolio.
   • Advise management and the Board on mitigating future risks to reduce non-performing loans, providing insights on current exposures and outstanding financing.
4. Watchlist Review & Intervention:
   • Chair the Watchlist meeting to assess accounts with early warning stress signals and recommend corrective actions.
5. Risk Assessment Methodology:
   • Develop risk assessment and credit evaluation methodologies to align with company objectives.
6. Post-Approval Reviews:
   • Oversee post-approval credit reviews (PACR), post-disbursement reviews (PDR), and postmortem reviews (PMR) to ensure accurate reporting and analysis before approval presentations.
7. Compliance Strategy:
   • Develop and implement strategies to ensure all compliance requirements are met across the organization.
8. Market Condition Analysis:
   • Evaluate domestic and global market conditions and their impact on business opportunities, cautioning management on potential risks.
9. Asset and Liability Management:
   • Provide opinions on the company’s asset and liability management and liquidity positions, recommending improvements to management.
10. Operational Efficiency & Team Leadership:
    • Provide continuous motivation and development for employees to maintain a high-performance culture.
    • Inculcate a positive work attitude and develop future talent.
11. Operational Risk Management:
    • Analyze operational risk issues, develop policies and procedures, and ensure updates are tracked and implemented promptly.
12. Risk Monitoring & Reporting:
    • Monitor key risk indicators, following up with department heads to mitigate risks related to people, processes, systems, or external factors.
    • Submit risk reports with recommendations to the Risk Management Committee and Board on a quarterly basis.
13. Shariah Compliance & Review:
    • Review policies to ensure internal Shariah control, ensuring compliance across business operations.
    • Ensure all activities align with Shariah laws and prevent non-compliance.
14. Policy & Procedure Review:
    • Evaluate and update Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) based on management or regulatory changes.
15. Business Continuity Planning:
    • Develop and lead a business continuity plan, assessing potential catastrophes and minimizing downtime.
    • Prepare recovery plans to ensure business continuity in the event of major incidents.
16. Division Planning & Governance:
    • Prepare the annual business plan for the risk management division.
    • Develop and monitor the integrity and governance plan in alignment with authority requirements.

Requirements:

• Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, Finance, Accounting, Economics, Islamic Finance, or equivalent.
• CeIO (Certified Integrity Officer) certification from Malaysia Anti-Corruption Academy (MACA) is a plus.
• Minimum of 15 years’ experience in risk management, preferably within banking or financial services.
• Strong background in business credit and portfolio risk management.
• Demonstrated leadership experience with a proven track record in risk management and governance.

• Competitive remuneration package.

As a Financial Compliance Manager (Chief, Office of Compliance), you will:

• Direct and monitor the Bureau's internal control, product accountability, and internal quality audit program to provide reasonable assurance that assets are safeguarded from loss, misuse, or misappropriation, and to ensure conformance with the Bureau's quality management system.
• Oversee the planning and conducting of independent reviews of Bureau organizations, programs, systems and activities to assess the adequacy of and to improve internal controls and compliance with internal and external control-related requirements.
• Provide monthly and other periodic reports to executive level management in the Bureau regarding outstanding corrective actions and controls reviews.
• Serve as a member, Ex Officio, on the Bureau's executive level Internal Control Policy Committee (ICPC) and advise ICPC regarding internal control and audit related issues.
• Perform such human resources functions as interviewing staff, resolving employee complaints, effecting disciplinary measures, initiating personnel actions and training, developing staff (e-performance and workforce analysis), and supporting affirmative action programs that are typical of Office Chief positions in BEP.

The Deputy Director of ASA is responsible for a wide variety of supervisory and management roles in the office. The Deputy Director serves as Acting Director in the Director's absence and discharges all the functions of the Director during that time, supervises all the support staff for the office, and functions as the office's appellate coordinator. The Deputy Director advises and works with attorneys drafting key district court briefs such as those in high-profile cases involving novel questions of law and cases involving extremely high dollar value. The Deputy Director personally handles high-profile and complex cases, as duties permit. The Deputy Director reviews and analyzes pending and proposed legislation and draft regulations, as well as works together with the Director to make hiring, promotion, and human resources decisions in accordance with the individual's merits and Department regulations and policies.

As the Chief Technology Officer you will:

• Responsible for developing an enterprise-wide Information Technology, digital transformation, emerging technology, and business strategy.
• Lead innovation efforts with technology solutions related to software development,visualization, business analytics, and AI/ML to drive operational transformation while ensuring data, privacy, records, and cybersecurity compliance.
• Plan and execute an iterative strategy for scaling an IT organization from startup phase to mature.
• Redesign key business processes to increase efficiency and improve user experience through continuous development, feedback, and delivery.
• Manage and execute technical plans to ensure that DOE follows a consistent framework using best-fit technologies, to safeguard continuously identifying and moving DOE towards its target architecture.
• Represent OCIO/DOE by providing independent programmatic and technical expertise with industry, academia, other Government agencies, Congress, Office of Management and Budget, White House staff, and international and foreign organizations

As the Managing Director, Stakeholder Engagement and Events you will:

• Develop and implement stakeholder engagement and outreach strategies that support the Development Finance Corporation's (DFC) mission and objectives.
• Build and maintain strong relationships with key stakeholders, including business associations, clients, think tanks, universities, and partner development finance institutions.
• Manage a team of outreach and event professionals responsible for executing DFC's stakeholder engagement strategy, events, outreach, external affairs, speaking engagements and DFC's speakers bureau.
• Work closely with the Office of External Affairs leadership team to ensure effective communication and collaboration with internal stakeholders.
• Develop and manage stakeholder engagement events, including conferences, seminars, and roundtables.
• Create compelling presentations and communications materials that effectively convey the DFC's mission and impact.
• Monitor and analyze stakeholder feedback and engagement metrics to continuously improve the DFC's outreach and communication efforts.
• Provide guidance and support to DFC staff on effective stakeholder engagement practices.

As the Managing Director, Stakeholder Engagement and Events you will:

• Develop and implement stakeholder engagement and outreach strategies that support the Development Finance Corporation's (DFC) mission and objectives.
• Build and maintain strong relationships with key stakeholders, including business associations, clients, think tanks, universities, and partner development finance institutions.
• Manage a team of outreach and event professionals responsible for executing DFC's stakeholder engagement strategy, events, outreach, external affairs, speaking engagements and DFC's speakers bureau.
• Work closely with the Office of External Affairs leadership team to ensure effective communication and collaboration with internal stakeholders.
• Develop and manage stakeholder engagement events, including conferences, seminars, and roundtables.
• Create compelling presentations and communications materials that effectively convey the DFC's mission and impact.
• Monitor and analyze stakeholder feedback and engagement metrics to continuously improve the DFC's outreach and communication efforts.
• Provide guidance and support to DFC staff on effective stakeholder engagement practices.

The Managing Director (MD) for Portfolio Administration serves as a key member of the department's management team responsible for DCO's administration and portfolio analysis function. The MD:

• Works with DCO management in planning strategic use of contract and budget resources, including overseeing work related to identifying program requirements and optimal ways for acquiring services.
• Oversees the development of briefing materials on a range of budget and management issues to support DCO management in making timely decisions on critical portfolio administration matters.
• Oversees the budget formulation for DCO's administrative and program budgets (i.e., due diligence, and 609(g) budgets.
• Manages and directs DCO's work on portfolio analysis, program reporting, and data management.
• Manages and directs contract support work, advising DCO staff (including CORs and PMs) on contract actions and executing such actions in a timely and effective manner.
• Oversees DCO's engagement with the Office of Inspector General (OIG) and the Government Accountability Office (GAO) on all audit and oversight review matters.
• Manages the development and implementation of IT systems for all accountable entities, including the program's accounting and procurement system.
• Oversees the planning and execution of key organizational events, including meetings, retreats, and strategic planning sessions, to promote team cohesion and alignment.
• Owns and oversees the operational policy development process, ensuring the creation, implementation, and continuous improvement of technical policies that align with organizational goals and compliance standards.
• Represents MCC to a broad range of stakeholders, including, as directed by the Vice President for Compact Operations, senior foreign and US government officials, MCC's Board of Directors, members of congress, non-government organizations, bilateral and multilateral development partners.
• Exercises technical and administrative supervision of subordinates. Advises staff on work and administrative matters. Ensures a continuing affirmative application of MCC policies concerning equal opportunity.
• Performs other related duties as assigned.

As a Director for Financial Technology, you will:

• Serve as a central point of contact for all regulated entities on fintech related risks, and emerging financial technology matters and lead the OFT team activities for banks and fintech firms to interact with the OCC regarding those areas outside of the OCC direct supervision capacity.
• Serve as an expert advisor to the Deputy Comptroller (DC) and Chief Financial Technology Officer (CFTO), other Deputy Comptrollers, and the SDC for BSP, as well as provide expert advice and briefing for the Comptroller and the Executive Committee as appropriate on all matters regarding new and emerging financial technology within the banking and financial services industry.
• Under the leadership of the CFTO, implement the OCC's Responsible Innovation Framework, by directing Office of Financial Technology (OFT) staff on its key components including outreach and technical assistance, awareness and training, coordination and facilitation, and research and interagency collaboration. Identifies and leverages existing programs, structures, and processes to ensure that fintech initiatives efficiently integrate with and complement established OCC operations.
• Manage the development of OCC policy materials related to emerging products, services, processes, and technology within the OCC's supervised financial entities, including nonbanks, and banks' fintech partners.
• Continually evaluate the implications of innovative developments within the financial industry against the expertise of the OCC staff responsible for bank supervision and support initiatives to expand the examiner skill set related to financial system innovation and technologies, (such as distributed ledger technology and model risk management), alternative recruitment efforts (e.g., targeting
  non-traditional skills such as advanced information technology, cybersecurity, and mathematical modeling), and expanded rotational assignments.
• Lead, motivate, and develop the OFT staff and determine resource needs and obtain appropriate/necessary approvals to meet resource requirements and ensure understanding of OCC goals, initiatives, and programs by all employees.

Please Note: Employees will be required to report to their assigned office location at least 2 day per week for non-supervisory positions and 3 days per week for supervisory/managerial positions unless the position advertised is designated as a remote-only position.

The incumbent serves as the Deputy Chief Banking Officer (DCBO) in the Office of the Chief Banking Officer (OCBO) and reports to the Senior Vice President and Chief Banking Officer.

The incumbent is responsible for supporting the Board of Directors, the management of EXIM's external client relationships and transactions, and product structure, design, and delivery. The Deputy is responsible for providing financial assistance in response to requests from U.S. exporters, foreign buyers, foreign governments, foreign and domestic commercial banks, insurance brokers and other eligible applicants. The incumbent of this position pursues OCBO-wide program and policy initiatives and coordinates the implementation; develops recommendations for the OCBO regarding policy, processes, and issues; assists in managing the loan applications, administration, and processes; manages special assignments as designated by the CBO and serves as an expert resource consultant for the staff of the OCBO. The OCBO is responsible for the loan, guarantee and insurance products, and the overall relationship management of EXIMs external clients.

Duties include, but are not limited to:

• Serves as a key member of the senior staff of the Office of Chief Banking Officer which includes Office heads in the OCBO. Provides guidance and counsel to OCBO and Office heads as necessary, assists in the establishment of OCBO objectives and program goals, and alerts CBO and OCBO office heads regarding guidelines and needed results. The incumbent plays an important role in the development, implementation and improvement of processes and programs within the OCBO. Also, the incumbent provides advice and counsel to the Chief Banking Officer on operations and management issues related to the OCBO.
• In collaboration with the CBO and EXIM's President and Chair, the DCBO designs and leads the Bank's business development strategies for the China and Transformational Exports Program (CTEP) and Office of Global Business Development (GBD) to ensure better alignment with these functions and programs with other banking operations. The DCBO leads and manages the OCBO programs for EXIM's offices. The DCBO provides leadership, direct supervision, and management support to a team of professional and administrative staff; develops and/or implements major planning, evaluation, or monitoring of long/short range operational plans, resource requirements, and/or budgets for the OCBO; and continually monitors and evaluates budget, fiscal, and administrative controls to manage the OCBO's programs and services.
• Identifies and prioritizes issues requiring the attention of the CBO concerning all within OCBO. The incumbent develops recommendations for the CBO and implements decisions with respect to staff allocations, personnel requirements and selection, operating program and administrative budgets, training requirements and programs and logistics support to staff for productivity and performance. Researches and evaluates views on processes, management, and programs for the OCBO and makes appropriate recommendations to the CBO. Oversees coordination of decisions made by CBO with other groups within the EXIM.
• Executes responsibilities of a senior manager by directing the appropriate individuals from OCBO and throughout EXIM to address any relevant items for the CBO and/or the OCBO.
• The incumbent is responsible for all post-authorization asset management functions for all EXIM programs, including credit amendments, credit monitoring, pre-claim restructuring, claim payments, post-claim restructuring and recoveries, and portfolio monitoring, subject to Individual Delegated Authority (IDA), which is conferred by the Bank's Board of Directors.
• Responsible for the Bank's impaired credits, including consensual restructurings and partial value settlements, non-consensual recoveries, sales of assets, credit monitoring and valuation, clam processing and Bank liability determinations, and write-offs, subject to IDA.
• Responsible for the management of EXIM's operative non-impaired credits, including modifications/waivers/consents related to credit amounts, terms, covenants or conditions, credit monitoring and valuation of project finance, aircraft, and non-sovereign credit exposures, subject to IDA.
• Serves as a liaison/spokesperson to institutions, such as other U.S. government agencies and the Hill, and advises the CBO on how these institutions' policies and objectives effect EXIM's operations and programs.

Please Note: Employees will be required to report to their assigned office location at least 2 day per week for non-supervisory positions and 3 days per week for supervisory/managerial positions unless the position advertised is designated as a remote-only position.

The incumbent serves as the Deputy Chief Banking Officer (DCBO) in the Office of the Chief Banking Officer (OCBO) and reports to the Senior Vice President and Chief Banking Officer.

The incumbent is responsible for supporting the Board of Directors, the management of EXIM's external client relationships and transactions, and product structure, design, and delivery. The Deputy is responsible for providing financial assistance in response to requests from U.S. exporters, foreign buyers, foreign governments, foreign and domestic commercial banks, insurance brokers and other eligible applicants. The incumbent of this position pursues OCBO-wide program and policy initiatives and coordinates the implementation; develops recommendations for the OCBO regarding policy, processes, and issues; assists in managing the loan applications, administration, and processes; manages special assignments as designated by the CBO and serves as an expert resource consultant for the staff of the OCBO. The OCBO is responsible for the loan, guarantee and insurance products, and the overall relationship management of EXIMs external clients.

Duties include, but are not limited to:

• Serves as a key member of the senior staff of the Office of Chief Banking Officer which includes Office heads in the OCBO. Provides guidance and counsel to OCBO and Office heads as necessary, assists in the establishment of OCBO objectives and program goals, and alerts CBO and OCBO office heads regarding guidelines and needed results. The incumbent plays an important role in the development, implementation and improvement of processes and programs within the OCBO. Also, the incumbent provides advice and counsel to the Chief Banking Officer on operations and management issues related to the OCBO.
• In collaboration with the CBO and EXIM's President and Chair, the DCBO designs and leads the Bank's business development strategies for the China and Transformational Exports Program (CTEP) and Office of Global Business Development (GBD) to ensure better alignment with these functions and programs with other banking operations. The DCBO leads and manages the OCBO programs for EXIM's offices. The DCBO provides leadership, direct supervision, and management support to a team of professional and administrative staff; develops and/or implements major planning, evaluation, or monitoring of long/short range operational plans, resource requirements, and/or budgets for the OCBO; and continually monitors and evaluates budget, fiscal, and administrative controls to manage the OCBO's programs and services.
• Identifies and prioritizes issues requiring the attention of the CBO concerning all within OCBO. The incumbent develops recommendations for the CBO and implements decisions with respect to staff allocations, personnel requirements and selection, operating program and administrative budgets, training requirements and programs and logistics support to staff for productivity and performance. Researches and evaluates views on processes, management, and programs for the OCBO and makes appropriate recommendations to the CBO. Oversees coordination of decisions made by CBO with other groups within the EXIM.
• Executes responsibilities of a senior manager by directing the appropriate individuals from OCBO and throughout EXIM to address any relevant items for the CBO and/or the OCBO.
• The incumbent is responsible for all post-authorization asset management functions for all EXIM programs, including credit amendments, credit monitoring, pre-claim restructuring, claim payments, post-claim restructuring and recoveries, and portfolio monitoring, subject to Individual Delegated Authority (IDA), which is conferred by the Bank's Board of Directors.
• Responsible for the Bank's impaired credits, including consensual restructurings and partial value settlements, non-consensual recoveries, sales of assets, credit monitoring and valuation, clam processing and Bank liability determinations, and write-offs, subject to IDA.
• Responsible for the management of EXIM's operative non-impaired credits, including modifications/waivers/consents related to credit amounts, terms, covenants or conditions, credit monitoring and valuation of project finance, aircraft, and non-sovereign credit exposures, subject to IDA.
• Serves as a liaison/spokesperson to institutions, such as other U.S. government agencies and the Hill, and advises the CBO on how these institutions' policies and objectives effect EXIM's operations and programs.

• Provide or assist in providing advice to leadership level employees in a multifaceted, national level organization.
• Expand and implement agency programs which protect data quality, transparency and/or security.
• Provide program authority in planning, organizing, coordinating, integrating, directing, appraising, and attaining results and objectives of assigned responsibilities.
• Provide national leadership and coordination for management and archiving of intellectual property, patents, and associated science and technology agreements.
• Formulate, coordinate, and implement a national research and development communications and science delivery outreach strategy to broaden and deepen strategic alliances.
• Lead and manage scientific integrity and intellectual property processes including technology transfer.
• Track performance measurements, accomplishments, and budgets of field units performing knowledge management.
• Plan and assign work to employees ensuring that production or quality standards are defined.
• Establish and communicate performance requirements to employees including conducting formal performance reviews and identifying developmental and training needs of employees.
• Perform administrative and human resources management functions for the unit such as providing advice, counsel or instruction on both administrative and work matters.
• Promote an inclusive work environment that is free from all types of discrimination.
• Perform supervisory duties 25% or more of the time.

The Education Branch oversees budget, legislative, policy, and management issues relating to the Department of Education, the Institute of Museum and Library Sciences, the National Council on Disability, and other related small agencies. The Branch covers programs addressing pre-K, K-12 and higher education. PreK-12 programs include assistance to States for high-poverty schools and to meet the special educational needs of students with disabilities; programs that address student mental health; assistance to support teachers and increase the teacher pipeline; and assistance for career and technical education. Higher education programs include Federal Pell Grants and the postsecondary student loan programs. The Branch also oversees the education research agency and national educational statistics.

As a Chief Education Branch, some of your typical work assignments may include:

• Coordinating the formulation and administration of the President's Budget for departments and agencies in the Branch's purview, and leading the review and analysis of appropriations action and execution of enacted appropriations.
• Performing and supervising legislative, economic, management, and organizational analysis for assigned program area.
• Supervising a highly competent staff of program examiners, including by planning, directing, and assigning work; evaluating performance; coaching and advising employees; and leading recruiting and hiring.
• Advising the Deputy Associate Director on issues in the Branch's purview, including by identifying issues and problems that require attention and presenting the need for administrative and legislative changes.
• Reviewing and advising on preparation of formal documents, such as the Budget, State of the Union messages, special messages, veto messages, and executive orders.

The candidate selected for this position will:

Serve as a Deputy to the Chief Investment Officer (CIO) and share fully with the CIO in the fiduciary responsibility for actively managing PBGC’s investment portfolio with assets in excess of $110 billion dollars and in the implementation, and execution of the Corporation’s investment strategy within regulatory guidelines. 

Convey information to PBGC officials and Corporate Investment Department (CID) Division Managers regarding various investment strategies and programs, Corporation policies and goals, clarification on procedures and interpretation of directives and/or other governing regulations as needed.

Implement the strategic plans for funding and investment strategies consistent with direction provided by the CIO and PBGC Board.