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Santander

Global retail and commercial banking group

Espec Riscos Mercado 3

Full-TimeUpdated on 10/14/2026Deadline 12/31/26
No salary listed
Mid
São Paulo, State of São Paulo, Brazil
In Person
Finance & BankingRisk Management

About the job

Requirements
  • Relevant experience in Market Risk, Regulatory Capital, Market Risk Regulatory Capital, or related areas at financial institutions.
  • Practical experience calculating, monitoring, or analyzing market-risk RWA.
  • Solid knowledge of FRTB, preferably with experience implementing it, meeting regulatory requirements, or calculating the standardized approach.
  • Knowledge of financial products and their principal risk factors, including fixed income, interest rates, currencies, equities, commodities, and derivatives.
  • Knowledge of market sensitivities and Greeks, such as DV01/PV01, Delta, Vega, and Curvature/Gamma.
  • Ability to interpret prudential regulations and translate them into business rules, functional specifications, and calculation controls.
  • Experience with large data volumes and the ability to analytically investigate calculation results.
  • Experience interacting across Risk, Business/Treasury, Finance, and Technology teams.
  • Advanced English, particularly for reading and interpreting regulations, technical documentation, and Basel Committee materials.
Responsibilities
  • Execute, analyze, and monitor regulatory market-risk capital calculations, especially under the FRTB framework.
  • Implement and evolve the FRTB Standardised Approach (SA) and corresponding Brazilian regulations.
  • Understand and analyze calculation components, especially the Sensitivities-Based Method (SBM), Default Risk Charge (DRC), and Residual Risk Add-On (RRAO).
  • Analyze Delta, Vega, and Curvature calculations, including risk factors, buckets, risk weights, correlations, aggregations, and regulatory scenarios under the framework.
  • Analyze the risk classes covered by FRTB, including GIRR, CSR, Equity, Commodity, and FX.
  • Assess the regulatory classification and treatment of financial instruments and market exposures.
  • Analyze regulatory capital variations and identify key drivers of RWA and capital consumption by portfolio, product, risk factor, and business unit.
  • Perform impact analyses, simulations, and sensitivity studies related to FRTB to support decision-making and capital planning.
  • Reconcile and control positions, sensitivities, risk factors, market data, and results used in capital calculations.
  • Investigate differences, exceptions, and calculation inconsistencies, conduct root-cause analysis, and track their resolution.
  • Participate in specifying functional requirements and business rules for regulatory capital systems and calculation engines.
  • Support functional testing, user acceptance testing (UAT), parallel calculations, and validations needed to implement the new framework.
  • Build controls and indicators to ensure completeness, accuracy, traceability, and consistency of regulatory data and calculations.
  • Interpret regulations from the Central Bank of Brazil, CMN, and Basel Committee, assessing their impacts on market-risk methodologies, processes, and systems.
  • Support preparation of technical and executive materials on capital developments, regulatory impacts, key exposures, and FRTB results.
  • Work with Trading/Treasury, Finance, Capital, Regulatory Reporting, Models, Technology, and Data teams, linking regulatory requirements to their practical implementation.
  • Support audits, independent validation, and other governance processes related to regulatory market-risk capital.
Desired Qualifications
  • FRM (Financial Risk Manager) or CFA certification, or specialized coursework in Basel III, FRTB, Market Risk, or Regulatory Capital.
  • Spanish language proficiency.

About the company

Santander is a global bank focusing on retail and commercial banking in Europe and the Americas. It serves individuals and SMEs through strong regional franchises (Spain, Brazil, the UK, the US) and a broad Consumer Finance arm, while supporting multinational clients via its Corporate & Investment Banking division. It digitalizes core banking on its Gravity cloud to rapidly deploy digital solutions like Openbank and cross-border services, blending fintech agility with a traditional bank balance sheet. Its goal is to improve efficiency under the One Santander framework, grow cross-border revenue, and finance sustainable initiatives aligned with Net Zero targets.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Boadilla del Monte, Spain

Founded

1902

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What believers are saying

  • Green finance reached €188 billion by June 2026, 85% of the 2030 target.
  • Peru's 467 MWp Illa solar financing expands Santander's Andean project-finance franchise.
  • H1 2026 revenue grew 6.5%, supporting management's 2026 profit-growth target.

What critics are saying

  • Santander UK booked £633 million for motor-finance redress; tribunal hearings run into 2027.
  • Webster integration threatens synergies, capital ratios, and the 2028 U.S. profitability thesis.
  • Santander UK cut 44 branches in 2026, risking customer attrition and labor conflict.

What makes Santander unique

  • Santander completed Webster acquisition on August 20, 2026, creating a top-ten U.S. bank.
  • Gravity migrated 97% of IT to cloud, enabling faster product rollouts.
  • Openbank and Work Cafés give Santander a hybrid digital-branch model across markets.

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Benefits

  • Health, dental, & vision
  • 401k
  • Flexible PTO
  • Parental & sick leave
  • Discounts: technology, travel, auto, fitness, & tuition

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1 year growth

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2 year growth

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