Manager, Corporate Treasury

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Our decency quotient, or DQ, drives our culture and everything we do inside and outside of our company. Overview: The Corporate Treasury team performs all global treasury activities for Mastercard, including capital planning, foreign exchange risk management, execution of capital markets transactions, and treasury regulatory support. The Treasury organization is also responsible for the settlement of Mastercard’s central payment system, ensuring the timely and accurate completion of transactions running through the Mastercard network.

The Role: The Manager, Corporate Treasury will be an important independent contributor with significant responsibilities supporting Mastercard’s regulatory engagements including: tracking and meeting regulatory capital requirements across the Mastercard group, preparing and maintaining global capital and recovery plans, supporting internal stakeholders to interpret, communicate, and address regulatory requirements impacting Treasury and Settlement services, and coordinating responses to Treasury focused regulatory inquiries. This is a high visibility role supporting the Treasury Regulatory Director and working closely with various teams within treasury and numerous functions including Legal, Finance, and Risk Management.

The wide scope of activities makes this an ideal role for learning Mastercard Treasury and the broader corporate finance function. The role is based in Purchase, New York. Key Responsibilities include: • Supporting development of capital and recovery plans for Mastercard entities, as required, and maintaining and improving existing capital and recovery plans • Supporting the tracking of global capital requirements arising from regulatory asks and actions; identifying efficient ways to meet such requirements and executing appropriately • Acting as a Treasury and Settlement liaison in internal meetings in which regulatory developments are monitored globally • Overseeing the timely and accurate preparation and submission of regulatory reports related to Treasury and Settlement activities, ensuring compliance with reporting requirements across jurisdictions • Maintaining comprehensive documentation of Treasury and Settlement processes, controls, and compliance efforts, facilitating regulatory examinations, and inquiries related to global regulatory compliance • Serving as a point of contact for regulatory inquiries, examinations, and audits related to Treasury and Settlement services and coordinating responses • Supporting Treasury and Settlement’s engagement and responses to regulators globally, by coordinating responses with subject matter experts in corporate treasury, customer risk, enterprise risk, settlement, and other Treasury functions • Coordinating and supporting the relationship with the global Law and Franchise and Regulatory teams at Mastercard to address ongoing and ad hoc inquiries • Coordinating across Treasury to ensure that processes and procedures in each function meet established principles for financial market infrastructures as applicable • Supporting the Capital Planning and Analysis team with special projects as needed All About You: • Proven ability to define problems, collect data, establish facts, and draw valid conclusions • Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills; highly proficient in Excel and PowerPoint • Excellent verbal and written communication • Strong project management skills including superior organization, planning, and follow through.

Candidates will manage both projects and monthly / quarterly responsibilities • Experience managing regulatory correspondence and developing capital and recovery plans • Positive can-do orientation and a desire to grow professionally • Robust understanding of core corporate finance and capital markets concepts • Advanced degree or MBA preferred. Prior treasury experience preferred