VP, Capital Markets & Strategic Initiatives

Job Summary

The VP, Capital Markets & Strategic Initiatives is a senior leader responsible for advancing the organization’s capital markets strategy, liquidity management, capital optimization, and related strategic initiatives.  This role leads the development and execution of strategies that support the organization’s long-term growth, desired capital profile, liquidity objectives, and financial flexibility across holding and operating companies.

This position reports to the SVP, Capital Management & Treasurer and will collaborate across Finance, Investments, Risk, and business teams to assess liquidity needs, evaluate funding alternatives, enhance liquidity management capabilities, and support strategic initiatives. Additionally, this position will serve as the primary contact for banking partners across the suite of products for consideration in F&G’s liquidity strategy and capital markets issuances and will represent the company with investors and other external stakeholders. This position plays a critical role in monitoring enterprise liquidity, enhancing liquidity reporting and forecasting capabilities and supporting governance processes. This leader works closely with the Vice President of Capital Management to ensure alignment between liquidity strategy, capital planning, and enterprise capital optimization.

This leader will help build scalable capabilities, governance, analytical rigor, and cross-functional operating rhythms as the organization’s capital needs, asset complexity, reinsurance structures, and regulatory requirements continue to evolve.

Duties and Responsibilities.

• Lead the development and execution of market-facing capital strategies across debt, equity, funding agreements, bank facilities, FHLB borrowings and other financing alternatives, consistent with the organizations targeted capitalization, liquidity, spread, and asset-liability management objectives.
• Lead execution of debt offerings and other capital-markets transactions, including transaction structuring, market assessment, internal approvals, documentation and coordination with banking partners and internal stakeholders.
• Serve as the primary relationship manager for debt capital markets banking partners, maintaining an active view of market conditions, investor demand, financing opportunities, emerging risks and forward-looking issuance strategy.
• Lead debt investor outreach and engagement activities to enhance the organizations’ profile with credit investors, broaden the investor base, and support successful transaction execution.
• Establish and oversee short-, medium-, and long-term liquidity planning, including liquidity policies, stress testing, buffer and target recommendations, executive reporting, and evaluation of new bank products and facilities.