#REQ-2025-3970
the day-to-day activities and longer-term projects, to ensure that both PJM and its members remain in compliance with the Tariff at all times.**
Develop collateral Management framework, including but not limited to policy, standards, procedures, reporting and risk appetite of PJM.
Manage all tariff requirements related to collateral management and write revisions to the Tariff to represent proposed policy changes.
Prepare supporting materials for FERC filings and contribute to FERC filings as needed, including writing and editing of transmittal letters and supporting documents as it related to collateral management.
Lead, be the primary contact and serve as the subject matter expert, both internal and external.
Ensure accurate and timely review of collateral documentation and reporting
Maintain understanding of the relationships between credit and PJM's markets, in order to recommend effective policies that will balance market needs with collateral protection
Serve as the business owner of collateral management reporting and monitoring
Coordinate with legal and compliance teams to address complex regulatory issues.
Create and maintain a working credit system that will calculate member credit, track member activity and highlight when collateral calls are required of members.
Perform ad-hoc analyzes, special projects, and additional duties/responsibilities as required.
On an ad hoc basis, present credit status to stakeholders, Risk and Audit Committee
Effectively manage the stakeholder process to guide changes through to approval.
Collaborate with key internal partners to enhance processes, communications and controls.
identify opportunities to optimize collateral usage and minimize credit risk exposure.
Characteristics & Qualifications:
Required:
Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration, Finance or equivalent work experience
At least 7 years of work experience
10+ years of leadership experience in a managerial/supervisory role
Preferred: