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Financial Risk Specialists

Analyze and measure exposure to credit and market risk threatening the assets, earning capacity, or economic state of an organization. May make recommendations to limit risk.

Other titles employers use

Analyst · Equity Research Analyst · Risk Analyst · Risk Manager · Risk Specialist · Securities Analyst · Financial Risk Analyst

Who it suits

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Organizing
Creating order, checking details, and keeping work accurate
Analytical
Investigating questions, testing ideas, and solving problems
Persuading
Leading, selling, starting projects, or making a case

Tools of the work

Technology you may use.

  • Data base user interface and query software
  • Analytical or scientific software
  • Object or component oriented development software
  • Development environment software
  • Enterprise resource planning ERP software
  • Business intelligence and data analysis software
  • Word processing software
  • Data base management system software

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Selected stateCalifornia
People doing this work
5,300
Job openings each year
360
Expected hiring change, 2022–2032
6.0%
Compare every available state
State People doing it Job openings each year Expected change
California 5,300 360 6.0%
Texas 4,890 380 22.3%
Florida 4,690 340 12.5%
North Carolina 2,620 190 12.9%
New Jersey 2,210 150 4.2%
Illinois 2,180 150 3.8%
Ohio 1,940 140 9.0%
Arizona 1,710 130 17.9%
Virginia 1,640 120 10.1%
Colorado 1,630 120 11.6%
Delaware 1,450 100 6.6%
Georgia 1,350 100 13.4%
Minnesota 1,350 90 7.1%
Maryland 1,330 90 8.1%
Missouri 1,330 100 10.8%
Pennsylvania 1,310 90 7.4%
Michigan 1,200 80 8.1%
Iowa 1,180 90 12.4%
Utah 980 80 25.6%
Tennessee 870 70 16.0%
Oregon 680 50 7.9%
Kentucky 670 50 8.1%
Wisconsin 620 50 8.8%
Connecticut 560 40 5.7%
Massachusetts 520 40 4.0%
Indiana 510 40 8.5%
South Carolina 440 30 18.9%
Nebraska 370 30 5.7%
Nevada 350 30 12.9%
Rhode Island 320 20 3.2%
Oklahoma 290 20 7.4%
Kansas 280 20 3.7%
Maine 190 10 5.6%
New Mexico 190 20 11.8%
Alabama 180 10 12.5%
Arkansas 180 10 12.5%
South Dakota 130 10 8.3%
District of Columbia 120 10 9.1%
Mississippi 120 10 9.1%
Puerto Rico 100 10 25.0%
West Virginia 80 10 14.3%
Louisiana 70 10
North Dakota 50 0 25.0%
Virgin Islands 20 0

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