JobID: 210551418 Category: Senior Executive JobSchedule: Full time Posted Date: 2024-11-15T19:56:38+00:00 JobShift: Base Pay/Salary: New York,NY $300,000.00-$500,000.00; Jersey City,NJ $300,000.00-$500,000.00 The position requires strong stakeholder management at all levels of Chase Home Lending and across JPMorgan Chase related to non-agency housing initiatives and policies that grow the non-agency market and role of private capital in the housing industry. The candidate will work across multiple lines of business to identify and develop opportunities that not only meet JPMorgan Chase strategic non-agency housing objectives and goals, but will also serve to deepen our industry relationships, promote Chase's credibility, and continue our thought leadership role with trade groups, regulators and others in the housing industry. To support JPMorgan Chase focus on coordination between teams across the firm related to non-agency housing policy and advocacy, this individual will act as an internal liaison for the CCB Capital Markets group with other JPMC organizations focused on housing policy, including Agency Relations and Community Affordable Lending, Corporate Responsibility, Government Relations, the Public Sector Coverage group, Community Development Banking, Strategic Products Group, the Policy Center, JPMC Institute, to ensure strategically coordinated messaging and advocacy. Non-GSE Capital Markets Loan Sale and Securitization Support (internal and external) * Residential / Auto / Business Banking * Accounting / Capital policy * Governance * Fed/OCC advocacy as related to capital and securitization * Legal / Contract Negotiation / Partnership * Industry Groups * Rating Agencies Responsibilities: * Coordinate Consumer and Community Bank and Corporate Investment Bank transactional, operational, and regulatory risk management, 3rd party Warehouse Interaction and Integration and Balance stakeholder engagement * Internal / External liaison to track, analyze and communicate news around priority non-agency housing policy issues and effect on Home Lending and Capital Markets * Coordinate across Consumer and Community Bank and Corporate Investment Bank on, non-agency transactional, operational and regulatory risk management priorities to execute coordinated strategies that support Home Lending, Capital Markets, and JPMorgan Chase business objectives and goals. * Partner closely with Agency Relations team members, colleagues and business partners in Home Lending and others across the firm to both amplify and ensure alignment of messaging and strategy between agency and non-agency positions. * Oversee regulatory priorities advocacy on cross line of business specific regulatory policy priorities to ensure balanced stakeholder engagement on issues that affect more than one line of business. * Develop and build consensus for non-agency strategic positions, and communications in response to changes that affect Home Lending, while ensuring that planned engagements, narratives and solutions are in concert with the goals of other business areas within JPMC. * Contribute to developing and maintaining credibility-based relationships with internal and external stakeholders and play a significant role in influencing internal and external senior-level thinking that supports non-agency Home Lending, Capital Markets and JPMC housing goals. Qualifications: * Bachelors Degree required, advanced degrees preferred * 15 + years experience required in Regulatory, Consumer, Mortgage, and Capital Markets * Previous experience with Capital Markets Regulatory priority advocacy / oversight and agency relations * Ability to combine strategic vision, tactical expertise and analytical problem-solving skills to identify non-agency program, product and policy opportunities * Experience in preparing senior executives, successfully, for and actively participate in, trade group and speaking engagements * Able to influence across lines of business and functions within a large, matrixed organization * Strong written and verbal communication skills are essential, as the role often involves crafting messages, writing reports, and presenting information to various stakeholder. The ability to build and maintain a network of contacts in relevant fields can enhance advocacy efforts.