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GX Bank Berhad (GXBank) seeks a skilled Quantitative Model Validator to lead end-to-end validation of risk models, covering qualitative and quantitative reviews, documentation, stress testing, and regulatory alignment.
You will collaborate with Model Developers, Data Science teams, and external vendors to ensure models meet MRM standards and IFRS9/Basel requirements across PD, LGD, EAD and related risk metrics.
GX Bank Berhad - the Grab-led Digital Bank - is the FIRST digital bank in Malaysia, approved by BNM to commence operations. We aim to leverage technology and innovation to serve the financial needs of the unserved and underserved individuals, and micro and small medium enterprises. We are driven by our shared purpose and passion to bring positive transformation to the banking industry, starting with solutions that address the financial struggles of Malaysians and businesses.
Manage and complete the model validation from end to end for new/ existing models in the bank, which covers:
Work effectively as a team member with other quantitative analysts in the Bank, as well as with external consultants. Validate IFRS9/ Basel models not limited to PD, LGD, EAD etc. Work with GXS Singapore counterparts to perform model FEAT assessment in accordance with MAS guideline. Synchronise with group-wide frameworks, processes (including modelling), tools and reporting which support the desired outcomes for risk modelling and capital optimization.
GX Bank Berhad (GXBank) is Malaysia’s first digital bank that commenced operation on 1 September 2023. With a workforce of more than 95% Malaysians from both the finance and technology sectors, the bank aims to disrupt the current banking industry with customised innovative solutions that empower Malaysians to be financially resilient and support their financial goals. Powered by Grab, GXBank is a subsidiary of GXS Bank Pte. Ltd., – the digital bank joint venture between Grab Holdings Limited and Singapore Telecommunications Limited (Singtel) – and a consortium of other Malaysian investors, including Kuok Group.