Risk Taxonomy for Effective Risk Management

Jessie Liu is a Risk Officer in Bloomberg's Chief Risk Office, where she leads risk identification and assessment and business risk governance initiatives. She designed a tailored COSO, ISO, and NIST-aligned ERM framework that strengthened governance, enabled risk-informed decision making through a materiality matrix, and improved risk maturity across the Three Lines of Defense. She brings more than 15 years of experience building and scaling risk programs for global financial institutions and fintechs, and has designed ERM frameworks from the ground up at multiple organizations, including Forge Global, where she served as Senior Director and Head of Enterprise Risk Management, and the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board, where she built a tailored ERM framework aligned to the organization's mission and risk profile.

Jessie's work centers on giving organizations the structure to identify, categorize, and govern risk consistently. At Société Générale she led the design and implementation of a risk appetite framework, embedding it across regional and business levels to meet regulatory and audit expectations. At The Clearing House she established a firm-wide policy governance framework and developed key risk and performance indicator programs across payment systems. Her experience spans enterprise, operational, third-party, and AI risk management, with a focus on integrating emerging risks into existing frameworks. Jessie holds the RIMS-CRMP, serves on the Business Advisory Board at Metropolitan College of New York, and completed the Oxford Fintech Program at Saïd Business School. She earned her BA in Economics from Boston University.