Top Financial Services Finance Jobs in New York City, NY

The Business Director at Capital One Shopping will lead strategic initiatives, manage teams, develop products, and enhance cross-functional execution while leveraging AI and analytics for growth.

Participate in a structured 10-week actuarial internship supporting pricing, product development, reserve calculations, actuarial modeling, financial analysis, asset-liability management, and investments. Collaborate with experienced actuaries, attend educational sessions, present project outcomes, and build technical and professional skills in insurance, risk management, analytics, and emerging technologies.

Conducts financial statement, company, industry, and market analysis for small and mid-cap consumer internet companies. Creates financial models and databases, authors differentiated equity research with the Senior Analyst, attends industry events, develops company relationships, communicates investment conclusions, and collaborates across research teams. The role requires securities research experience, advanced Microsoft Office skills, knowledge of accounting and financial analysis, investment tools such as Bloomberg or FactSet, FINRA licensing, and up to 10% travel.

Leads complex global and regional internal audits, including risk assessment, scope definition, testing, issue reporting, and audit planning. Advises senior business stakeholders, identifies emerging risks, supports regulatory examinations, and strengthens the control environment. The role manages relationships across business lines, contributes to departmental initiatives, and coaches audit professionals. It requires strong financial services knowledge, regulatory awareness, critical thinking, project management, data analytics, and AI fluency.

Lead digital payments and lending partnerships with major technology and fintech companies. Responsibilities include developing partnership strategy, evaluating and negotiating commercial deals, managing partner relationships, building business cases, monitoring industry trends, coordinating cross-functional stakeholders, and ensuring compliant execution. The role collaborates with senior executives and requires strong analytical, communication, relationship-building, and project management skills.

Supports global tax operations through daily tax record maintenance, W-8/W-9 validation, U.S. withholding calculations, reconciliations, information return filings, audit and IRS inquiries, system testing, and process improvements. The role requires knowledge of U.S. tax reporting obligations, broker-dealer and custodial operations, large-data analysis, and tax reporting systems.

Evaluates life and disability insurance applications, assesses medical and mortality risks, determines eligibility and underwriting decisions within authority limits, reviews contestable claims, requests additional documentation, and communicates with internal teams and third-party administrators. The role also maintains underwriting records, meets production and service standards, trains new underwriters, and applies medical underwriting guidelines to complex, non-standard applications.

Leads second-line financial crime compliance oversight for Wise’s North American operations, focusing on AML and fraud investigations, customer due diligence, controls, regulatory compliance, SAR oversight, risk assessments, and KRIs. Advises stakeholders, challenges first-line controls, supports regulatory implementation, presents to regulators and auditors, and helps shape compliance strategy. The role is based in New York with three days of in-office work and requires U.S. work authorization without visa sponsorship.

Participate in a structured fixed income and macro trading rotation. Develop expertise in financial markets, apply statistical techniques to trading, adapt investment approaches, and use advanced trading technology. Collaborate with traders, quantitative researchers, and technologists while identifying opportunities and managing risk. The internship also includes networking with senior team members and peers.

Own Narmi’s accounting function end to end, including month-end and quarter-end close, general ledger, financial reporting, GAAP compliance, ASC 606 revenue recognition, audits, tax, controls, billing, cash management, and reconciliations. Build scalable accounting processes, determine outsourcing strategy, improve tooling and documentation, and advise founders and the board on accounting decisions.