Head of Treasury Debt Financing

Federal Reserve System•Chicago, IL

3d•$330,000 - $440,000•Onsite

About The Position

The Federal Reserve Bank of New York (FRBNY) seeks an enterprise leader to serve as the Head of Treasury Debt Financing (TDF). This critical function executes Treasury auctions and settlement activities as fiscal agent to the U.S. Treasury Department. Reporting directly to the Head of the Markets Group, the Head of TDF will lead a team stewarding one of the most vital operational relationships in the U.S. financial system by leading the execution of Treasury auctions and all auction settlement activities, including delivering analytical support, as fiscal agent to the U.S. Treasury Department. The Markets Group of the FRBNY implements monetary policy, collects market intelligence, and analyzes financial market developments on behalf of the Federal Reserve System, executes lender of last resort operations for depository institutions in the Second District, provides banking and custody services to foreign central banks, and acts as fiscal agent for the U.S. Treasury. The Head of TDF will provide oversight and leadership of the Treasury auction business, including strategically implementing policy as directed by the U.S. Department of Treasury, provide strategic guidance on operations and risk management, and be a key partner with the Markets Group Head on strengthening stakeholder engagement across the Bank, System, U.S. Department of Treasury and Bureau of Fiscal Service. TDF maintains operating locations in New York City and Chicago, Illinois.

Requirements

Extensive experience leading high-performing, diverse teams of subject matter experts and people leaders.
Experience successful managing complex projects or change initiatives with proven ability to deliver on time and on budget.
Demonstrated leadership in portfolio management, policy implementation, operational execution and risk management, as well as relationship management.
High aptitude and foresight to anticipate complex and sensitive business issues and effectively partner with senior leaders across a broad range of internal and external stakeholders to develop and implement proactive strategies and solutions.
Exceptional negotiation, communication, and influence skills with the ability to garner support for new business initiatives and strategies.
Experience in directing the alignment of resources in support of the long-term strategic plan for the business and the Group.
This position requires access to Treasury sensitive information and is therefore limited to individuals who are U.S. Citizens and who must undergo an enhanced background screening.

Responsibilities

Oversee the Treasury auction services provided to the U.S. Treasury as fiscal agent, while serving as primary contact for all requests and issues.
Coach and mentor current and emerging leaders while establishing clear accountability and empowering decision-making at all levels.
Oversee the development of analysis, providing strategic guidance derived from internal and external stakeholder engagement as needed.
Provide thought leadership regarding business-relevant policy themes and identify strategic issues for analytical and policy focus.
Provide direction and understand the impact of technological innovation to the Treasury debt financing platform to promote improvements in the execution and resiliency of operations and analysis.
Effectively manage relationships with senior stakeholders at Treasury and across the Federal Reserve System, including the Treasury Relations Support Office, Federal Reserve Financial Services, and System Committees to drive business outcomes and formulate an enterprise approach for fiscal agent engagement and execution.
Collaborate closely with the Treasury and Bureau of the Fiscal Service leadership to influence strategic decision-making for the business line that considers market developments, evolving financing needs, customers, and overall business risk profile.
Serve as the primary strategic liaison between the Federal Reserve System Treasury Support (TRSO), the Board, and cross-functional business lines across Markets and the FRBNY, driving proactive collaboration to assess, forecast, and communicate the fiscal impact and overall scope of emerging Treasury initiatives that shape organizational priorities.