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The Principal Risk Manager will lead the development and implementation of fraud risk management strategies within the Investment Products Fraud Management team. Responsibilities include oversight of fraud risk controls, conducting investigations into fraudulent activities, and ensuring compliance with regulations while analyzing trends to mitigate risks.

The Principal Risk Manager will develop and implement fraud strategies, monitor cash movement and trading risks, lead investigations into fraud activities, and maintain a strong risk management framework, ensuring compliance with regulations. The role requires robust analytical skills to identify trends, assess risks and collaborate with stakeholders.

The Production Manager oversees a team of Mortgage Loan Originators, focusing on training, motivation, and performance management. Responsibilities include managing team pipeline, ensuring compliance, driving excellent member experiences, and addressing escalations and team performance metrics. This role aims to maintain operational success while fostering a motivated sales team.

The Emerging Risk Analyst will identify and assess emerging risks impacting the organization by analyzing credit-related weaknesses using data mining, creating monitoring dashboards, and collaborating with stakeholders. This role involves building data pipelines, developing dashboards, and recommending improvements based on credit challenges and monitoring metrics.

As an Emerging Risk Analyst, you will identify and mitigate emerging risks impacting the financial organization, assess credit-related weaknesses through data analysis, develop monitoring dashboards, collaborate with stakeholders, and recommend policy improvements based on findings.

The Accounts Payable Specialist processes invoices and payments, investigates discrepancies, and manages vendor inquiries. Responsibilities include ensuring compliance with company policies, conducting monthly audits, and collaborating with various departments to resolve payment issues.

The Accounts Payable Specialist will process invoices and payments, address discrepancies, and ensure compliance with financial policies. Tasks include audit support, researching payment issues, and collaborating with various departments. Required skills include attention to detail, effective communication, and proficiency in accounting principles and software systems.