Trinity Martin
About Trinity Martin
Trinity Martin is a Senior Modeller at Nationwide Building Society, where he has worked since 2014. With a background in finance and accounting, he has held various positions in the banking sector and has contributed to financial performance analysis and modelling methodologies.
Work at Nationwide Building Society
Trinity Martin has served as a Senior Modeller at Nationwide Building Society since 2014. In this role, she is responsible for developing and implementing methodologies for margin modelling in retail mortgages, retail savings, and consumer finance. Trinity conducts balance sheet forecasting for the Bank of England's UK Variant Concurrent Stress Test (CST). She is also involved in the Internal Capital Adequacy Assessment Process (ICAAP) and Individual Liquidity Adequacy Assessment (ILAA), contributing to the organization's financial performance and analysis.
Previous Employment History
Before her tenure at Nationwide Building Society, Trinity worked at Lloyds Banking Group as a Retail Mortgage Finance Analyst from 2010 to 2013. She held this position for a total of 18 months across two stints in Gloucester. Additionally, she served as an Assistant Project Accountant at Chelsea Building Society for 8 months in 2008-2009. Trinity also has experience as an Accountant at Down Force Drilling in Australia and as a Village Accounts Assistant at FKP, where she worked for two years.
Education and Expertise
Trinity Martin studied at Central Queensland University, where she pursued courses in Pure Mathematics and Business-Accounting, although both programs were incomplete. She achieved a Diploma of Accounting from Wide Bay Institute of TAFE in 2012. Trinity completed her secondary education at Rockhampton State High School, graduating in 1996. Her educational background provides a foundation for her expertise in financial analysis and modelling.
Skills and Responsibilities
In her role as Senior Modeller, Trinity is responsible for process development, documentation, and implementation related to financial performance and analysis. She has developed methodologies that enhance the understanding of margin modelling in various financial sectors. Her involvement in stress testing and liquidity assessments reflects her strong analytical skills and understanding of financial regulations.