Arber Lamce

Click to edit position descriptionAs part of the Derivatives Counterpart Risk Team my main tasks include managing all project phases regarding the incorporation of new models or changes to existing models of the bank wide risk measurement tool with a focus on derivatives.

As part of the Management Information Systems Team at the Compliance Department, my job profile includes: optimization and consolidation of reports regarding regulatory developments from all the locations where Deutsche Bank operates; ensure that all stakeholders throughout the Bank are informed for the compliance sensitive issues that may affect the Bank.

Redesigning the BI data model and migrating to a new tailored business intelligence solution, redesigning the management reports, dashboards and KPIs to reflect the weekly business performance, integrate different data sources, deepen knowledge on an international e-commerce business, providing accurate and timely data analysis reports, meeting the BI challenges of a quickly expanding business, intermediating between the IT department and business, ad hoc SQL, VBA programming.

Performing onsite examinations on the banking system by focusing on operational risk management, regulatory compliance and regulatory capital allocation for operational risk; drafting and improving the regulatory framework based on international best practices and the Basel II implementation strategy of the Central Bank of Albania, drafting monthly, quarterly, and annual reports on the performance of the Albanian banking system based on data provided by banks.

Designing IT solutions for small and medium enterprises using a diverse product portfolio of international brands; representing the company in relations with its international partners.

Deep quantitative skills in financial mathematics, econometrics, options pricing, stochastic processes, corporate finance, behavioural finance, advanced microeconomics and macroeconomics, monetary policy, population economics, international finance, risk management etc.

Programming, computer architecture, multimedia, operational research, financial management, accounting, marketing, statistics, econometrics, macroeconomics, microeconomics.