This is an opportunity to gain direct experience of RBC Capital Measurement working within the Financial Resource Optimization (FRO) group within RBC Corporate Treasury.
Job Description Summary
This is an opportunity to gain direct experience of RBC Capital Measurement working within the Financial Resource Optimization (FRO) group within RBC Corporate Treasury.
Job Description
What will you do?
You will be responsible for a number of tasks and activities from the following depending on your skill set, aptitude and our business needs:
- Interpretation of changes to OSFI CAR guidelines
- Carry our analysis relating to Basel IV and Pillar III reporting
- Assist with Reporting of Basel IV and Pillar III reporting
- Assist with automation of reports
What do you need to succeed?
Must-have
- Currently enrolled at a Canadian post-secondary institution with a focus on Business, Finance & Economics, Data Science & Data Analytics, Computer Science & Engineering, Mathematics & Statistics.
- Comfortable with learning new technologies, applying empirical thinking to data and balanced with ability/ambition to perform logical deduction based on learnings of business & financial concepts on the job (prior knowledge/background nice-to-have).
- Excellent interpersonal and highly developed communication skills (verbal and written).
- Creative and analytical thinker who is self-driven and capable of working in a fast-paced environment.
Nice-to-have
- Experience or working knowledge of Risk, Capital, and Financial concepts
- An understanding of regulatory and economic capital and how it impacts Banks investment and dividend policies
- Desk top application skills such as Excel, PowerBI and PowerPoint
- Entry level knowledge of SQL and Python
- Previous experience with databases and understand relational data structures
Please note:
In order to be eligible for these student positions, you must either:
- Be returning back to school after the work term end-date; or
- If you are not returning back to school (i.e. are graduating immediately after the work term), you must require the full work term as a mandatory component in order to graduate successfully
