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PNC Financial Services

Runs a national bank for people and businesses

Finance Lead - Card Network Financials & Analytics

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Full-time

About the Job

Requirements

  • Roles at this level typically require a university or college degree and 5+ years of industry-relevant experience; comparable education, job-specific certifications, and experience, including military service, may be considered in lieu of a degree.
  • Preferred skills include account analysis, accounting research, decision making, finance strategy, financial accounting, financial reporting and analysis, people management, and results orientation.
  • Competencies include accuracy and attention to detail, budgeting, business analytics, decision making and critical thinking, effective communications, finance and accounting, financial analysis, financial and accounting systems, institutional finance, and managing expenses and finances.

Responsibilities

  • Serve as finance lead for the Card Network Product Team, providing financial reporting, forecasting, analytics, strategic planning, regulatory review, and contract economics related to payment network relationships.
  • Act as the primary finance partner to Product, Payments, Treasury, Accounting, Strategy, and Executive Leadership.
  • Own forecasting and reporting for network incentives, assessment fees, network processing expenses, merchant incentive programs, settlement-related impacts, cross-border revenues, and network-funded marketing programs.
  • Monitor interchange yield across consumer, small business, and commercial debit and credit cards; identify opportunities to maximize interchange rates and ensure contract commitments are met.
  • Analyze network economics by merchant, merchant category code, payment channel, wallet usage, and ticket size; assess impacts of network rule changes and merchant agreements.
  • Maintain end-to-end general ledger mapping and ensure network fees reconcile.
  • Review network settlement files, incentive accruals, revenue recognition, and contract amortization; partner with corporate accounting, external reporting, and controllers.
  • Lead contract economics for Visa, Mastercard, and Fiserv negotiations and future network diversification efforts; own network insights including incentive benchmarking, contract opportunities, and value-pool analysis.
  • Assess impacts from interchange regulation changes related to Durbin and merchant litigation.
  • Design and lead preparation of timely, transparent, and succinct financial reports to enable stakeholder decision-making.
  • Collaborate with business unit leaders to produce revenue, expense, and staffing forecasts; develop strategic insights from data to improve budget and forecast accuracy.
  • Lead the annual budget cycle, continuous monthly forecasting, and development of long-term strategic plans.
  • Present key financial forecasts, metric-driven performance dashboards, and strategic business insights to business leaders and executives.
  • Perform on-demand analysis and generate custom reports to address business needs.
  • Collaborate independently with the business on implementation and compliance of new accounting and regulatory standards.
  • Facilitate audit, regulatory, and investor requests by providing timely and accurate information; communicate directly with external constituents as needed.
  • Identify and address control matters promptly and maintain sound control processes; contribute to risk review and challenge for assigned business.
  • Communicate with senior leaders and influence colleagues across organization levels; cultivate cross-department partnerships to ensure alignment and shared success.
  • Assess and manage risks associated with business objectives and activities in alignment with PNC’s Enterprise Risk Management Framework.

About the Company

PNC Financial Services

Runs a national bank for people and businesses

PNC Financial Services runs one of the largest banks in America, serving households and businesses of every size through branches, apps, and corporate bankers. Acquisitions turned it from a regional lender into a coast-to-coast bank, notably its purchases of National City during the 2008 financial crisis and BBVA USA in 2021. Consumers keep checking and savings accounts, such as Virtual Wallet with its built-in budgeting tools, and take out mortgages and credit cards, while companies borrow and manage cash through PNC. It earns most of its money on the gap between loan interest and deposit costs, and the rest from fees. PNC traces its roots to a savings bank founded in 1845 and is based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Pittsburgh, PA
Founded
1845

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