Supervisor, Securities Valuation Office

Job Description: The Securities Valuation Office ( SVO)   of   the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) has an exciting opportunity for a  Supe rvisor, SVO.   T his team member will lead   an d manage a team of credit analysts, supervising their overall workloads, performance, productivity, and analytic quality along with reviewing and approving analyst work, as well as performing their own analysis. This team member will serve as a primary analyst in an assigned area to perform credit/research analysis, with an expectation of   providing well   developed,   credit and analytical  expertise  in the field of assignment.  This team member s erves as a member of the Senior Credit Committee .         This is a full-time hybrid position. Residency within 100 miles of the   New York, New York   office is   required .   Responsibilities Include  Manage a team of credit analysts in performing analytical functions. Work with  Manager  to assign responsibilities across the team. Monitor progress to ensure  timely  completion of all work. Assess backlog status and productivity measures for each month and manage team workflow. Provide updates of major trends in workflow,  credit  or types of securities  submitted . Benchmark performance criteria, exceed minimum productivity goals,  maintain  analysis  standards  and meet timeliness goals. Provide mentoring and on-the-job training for credit analysis and all aspects of professional development.    Align with the organization’s vision and inspire others to achieve it. Keep subordinates and superiors fully informed of activities,  successes  and concerns.   Perform credit and pricing analysis of assigned sectors of corporate or municipal security issuers in a wide variety of industries to  establish  and document the  appropriate credit  risk designation and/or price.    Prepare credit reports and make verbal presentations to the credit committee.    Participate as a member of  Senior  Credit Committee, reviewing and approving the credit analysis work product across the group. Provide the necessary guidance/assistance/mentoring to others in their  analyses, and   identify  and  participate  in internal and external professional development opportunities to broaden the team’s analytical skill set. Cultivate  better  understanding of state regulations and the needs of state regulators.    Produce or review the team’s research covering important industry trends/issues in the portfolio that may be important to regulators. Respond to informational requests from a variety of sources, such as regulators, insurers, NRSROs, investment bankers and fellow analysts, etc. Keep the SVO Director and Manager informed of specific requests from Regulators/Insurance Departments and insurers. Actively  participate   on  NAIC and department projects.   Management Responsibilities  This position  is responsible for  the performance of a team of credit analysts and, as…