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Christopher Zuin, FRM has a diverse background in risk management and regulatory services. Christopher currently holds the position of Director, Market & Liquidity Risk Lead at BIL Suisse. In this role, they are responsible for measuring and monitoring market risk, liquidity risk, and interest rate risk in the banking book. Christopher also oversees the development and maintenance of the risk and regulatory reporting infrastructure, implementing automated daily reporting on various risk metrics. Additionally, Christopher is the Secretary of the ALM Committee and is responsible for the production of monthly ALM reports and the preparation of ALM documentation.

Prior to their current position, Christopher worked at PwC Switzerland as a Manager and Assistant Manager in the Risk and Regulatory Services department. In these roles, they led regulatory audits, implemented python-based solutions for capital requirement calculations, and supported banks with capital adequacy, liquidity, credit, and market risk-related questions.

Earlier in their career, Christopher gained experience at the Bank for International Settlements as a Research Analyst, providing analytical support for Quantitative Impact Studies. Christopher also worked at the European Central Bank as a Financial Stability Expert and as a Trainee in the Directorate General Statistics, where they contributed to data management and participated in working groups for harmonization of OTC derivatives data elements.

Christopher's work experience also includes an internship at Banca Popolare di Vicenza, where they focused on market risk and asset-liability management, including the preparation of risk reports and pricing of financial products.

Overall, Christopher Zuin, FRM has a strong background in risk management, regulatory services, and data analysis, with experience in various aspects of risk measurement, reporting, and compliance.

Christopher Zuin, FRM, obtained a Master's Degree in Statistics from the University of Padua - Statistical Sciences from 2011 to 2013.