Senior Capital Risk Analyst

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Today we are inviting a Senior Capital Risk Analyst to join the Artea Bank team – someone who will be responsible for one of the bank’s two most important capital processes – the Internal Capital Adequacy Assessment Process (ICAAP) or the recovery plan – and have a real impact on the bank’s business. Which process you take on will depend on your experience, and you will help a colleague with the other one – experience in both is an advantage but not a requirement.

You will work with Finance, Treasury, Business and Risk Management teams to ensure that these processes are consistent, comply with legal requirements, are based on reliable data and are integrated into the bank’s planning and decision-making.

Every day, you’ll be #closer and:

• ICAAP: you will prepare the ICAAP report and related documents, collect and consolidate contributions from departments, calculate internal capital requirements and track the work plan deadlines

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• Recovery plan: you will prepare the recovery plan, calculate recovery indicators and monitor their thresholds, assess the impact of recovery options on capital and liquidity together with the responsible teams, and take part in dry runs testing the plan’s effectiveness
• Support in the other area: if you are an ICAAP specialist, you will help prepare the recovery plan, and vice versa – perform the necessary calculations, prepare the relevant parts of the documents and, when needed, temporarily stand in for the colleague responsible for that area
• Stress testing: you will run calculations for scenarios, sensitivity analyses and reverse stress tests, analyse the impact on profitability, risk exposures, risk-weighted exposures and capital adequacy, and document the results
• Methodologies: you will take part in enhancing the methodologies for determining internal capital requirements, capital buffers and management buffers, and in assessing capital adequacy from the normative and economic perspectives
• Material risks: you will take part in identifying and assessing the bank’s material risks and in analysing their capital coverage (from the normative and economic perspectives)
• Capital and limit monitoring: you will monitor capital adequacy ratios and risk appetite limits, analyse deviations of actual results from the plan and limits, and promptly inform the responsible persons of identified risks
• Management reporting: you will prepare analytical reports and materials for management and the bank’s committees
• Supervisor and audit: you will prepare responses to supervisory enquiries within your remit and take part in remediating audit and supervisory findings in your area
• Data and calculation traceability: you will reconcile data with the responsible departments, document assumptions, apply version control and verify calculations
• Regulatory changes: you will follow changes in requirements, and in supervisory requirements and guidelines, relating to capital risk, ICAAP, recovery planning and stress testing, and propose how to apply them in the bank
• Advisory: you will advise Finance, Treasury and Business teams on calculating capital requirements, including for credit, counterparty, securitisation and other exposures

• Education: a higher education degree in finance, economics, mathematics, statistics or a related field
• Experience: at least 3 years in a bank, a supervisory authority or a consultancy, in capital risk management, capital planning, stress testing or a related area, including at least one ICAAP cycle or recovery plan (or a substantial part of one) that you prepared independently or coordinated, and experience of coordinating work across several departments – one of the two is enough
• Knowledge of capital requirements: banks’ capital requirements under the CRR/CRD – regulatory capital, capital adequacy ratios, risk-weighted exposures, capital buffers and their links to the bank’s balance sheet, income statement and business plan
• Analytical skills: analysing financial and risk data, running capital projections and scenario calculations, critically assessing assumptions, verifying calculations and explaining results clearly
• Languages: fluent Lithuanian and English, written and spoken; the ability to present complex analysis clearly, in a structured way and accurately
• Personal qualities: able to see big picture, attention to detail, independence, ownership of results, and the ability to prioritise and meet deadlines.

Privalumai

• Experience in the other area: if you are an ICAAP specialist, experience in recovery planning will be a strong advantage, and vice versa
• Stress testing experience: experience in capital stress testing
• Securitisation knowledge: knowledge of the regulation of securitisation positions
• Programming skills: SQL, Python

• The green light for your ideas. Your suggestions will be heard — we value independence, curiosity, and initiative.
• A manager who helps you grow. You’ll get clear direction and support while having plenty of freedom to act, learn, and develop.
• An organisation that is changing. Joining Artea means more than just a new name — it means new ideas, perspectives, and opportunities to help shape our culture from within.
• Achievements rooted in Lithuania. We’re especially proud to be a Lithuanian bank. We believe our country and our people are unique, and we do everything we can every day to help them realise their potential.
• A personal benefits package. Health insurance, a pension savings programme, additional days off, flexible working hours, modern infrastructure — and that’s far from the complete list of benefits!
• Performance bonuses. Our employees can earn bonuses based on the performance of the bank, their team, and their own individual performance.