Financial Planning and Analysis Director
DTCC
Financial Planning and Analysis Director
DTCC
Clears and settles securities trades for financial firms
Pay and Benefits:
The Director, FP&A – IT Portfolio Investments is responsible for financial leadership, governance, and strategic insight across the company’s technology investment portfolio. This role partners closely with IT, product, and enterprise finance leaders to optimize capital and manage operating expenses, ensure disciplined investment decisions, and support long term technology strategy through rigorous financial analysis, planning, and performance management. The Director will oversee technology investment planning and prioritization, while enabling data-driven decision-making across business and functional stakeholders.
Your Primary Responsibilities:
IT Portfolio & Investment Management
Performance Management & Reporting
Strategic Planning & Financial Leadership
Qualifications:
Talents Needed for Success:
To be successful in this role, the candidate requires the ability to operate both at a high level (such as summary/executive reporting and context-setting) but also the technical depth to work at a detailed level within applicable academic finance frameworks and techniques (s). Guiding and influencing others in understanding complex situations and achieving success through well-informed decisions is critical.
This role has exposure and access to senior management and requires significant financial strategy development experience, research, and analytical capabilities, strong storytelling skills, and meeting facilitation skills. This role requires an intellectually curious and tenacious mentality as well as strong emotional and intellectual IQ, influencing skills, and courage to speak their mind.
Salary Range: Director-125,000-220,000-USD
DTCC provides the systems financial firms use to complete securities trades after buyers and sellers agree a transaction. Broker-dealers, banks and asset managers use its services to match trade details, calculate obligations, move securities and report transactions. Its NSCC and FICC subsidiaries clear equity and fixed-income trades, while DTC holds securities and handles settlement and payments such as dividends. By offsetting obligations between firms, its clearing services reduce the securities and cash that must change hands, and its repositories maintain derivatives transaction records for regulatory reporting. The parent was established in 1999 and is headquartered in Jersey City, New Jersey.
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