Federal Reserve Board of Governors
Manager, FS Climate Committee Secretariat - FS (Finance)
Mission, Purpose, and Organization
The Financial Stability Climate Committee (FSCC) is a Federal Reserve System-wide committee charged with developing and implementing a program to incorporate climate-related risks into the Board's financial stability framework. The broad goals of the FSCC are to ensure the resilience of the financial system to climate-related risks and to foster the Federal Reserve's engagement and influence in the domestic and international dialogue around climate-related financial stability risks.
The FSCC Co-Chairs, appointed by the Director of Financial Stability at the U.S. Federal Reserve's Board of Governors, is supported by a team known as the Secretariat. The responsibilities of the Secretariat include supporting the FSCC's Co-Chairs and providing strategic direction, coordination, and communication, along with supporting the FSCC's relationships with FSCC workstreams, policymakers, stakeholders, and other domestic and international climate-related and financial oversight organizations. Currently, the Secretariat is composed of one full time Manager and one full time Financial Analyst. The Analyst reports to the Manager, as will any additional future Secretariat staff. The Manager will be selected by the FSCC Co-Chairs. Principal Duties and Responsibilities:
The Secretariat's Manager leads the FSCC Secretariat's work and assigns tasks to other Secretariat staff as appropriate.