FAQs
What are the main responsibilities of a Stress Testing Analyst?
The main responsibilities include supporting the analysis and reporting of stress results, assisting with global and regional capital planning & regulatory capital submissions, analysing BAU stress results, presenting results to stakeholders, working on stress testing methodologies, building tactical IT solutions, and collaborating with other teams on stress testing processes and data analysis.
What qualifications are required for a Stress Testing Analyst role?
Strong educational qualifications (or relevant experience) with an understanding of economics, financial markets, and products are required. Knowledge and experience in Python, VBA, or equivalent programming languages are also essential. Additionally, having an active interest in financial markets and strong communication and organizational skills are important.
What competencies are important for a Stress Testing Analyst at Nomura?
Nomura values competencies such as being a Trusted Partner, showing Entrepreneurial Leadership, demonstrating Teamwork Collaboration, having Influence, and maintaining Integrity. These competencies help in building relationships, proactively performing tasks, seeking advice from senior colleagues, understanding business strategies, and upholding professional ethics and compliance.