Account Executive jobs in Malaysia

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HSBC’s Global Trade Solutions (GTS) comprises over 4,500 people across more than 60 countries, helping suppliers and buyers with their export and import finance needs. Trade is where HSBC began in 1865, when we financed commerce between Europe, North America, and Asia.

We are currently seeking an experienced professional to join this team in the role of Head of Sales, Global Trade Solutions (GTS).

Role Profile

The Malaysia GTS Corporate & Institutional Banking (CIB) Sales Head is responsible for generating new business and managing sales and growth initiatives.

Malaysia GTS is a dynamic and mature market with significant growth potential, offering an excellent opportunity for an experienced leader to drive growth.

The responsibilities include:

• Leading and developing a motivated team of GTS Sales Managers across Corporate and Institutional Banking (CIB).
• Identifying market opportunities and developing growth strategies that leverage and develop GTS offerings.
• Staying updated on technology, regulatory, digital, and product developments to provide best-in-class GTS solutions across Asia.
• Building go-to-market strategies based on sector patterns, flows, and market insights.
• Adopting a proposition-led approach to scaling GTS services.
• Managing a portfolio of local, regional, and global GTS accounts to meet clients' trade and working capital needs.
• Developing and executing growth plans to target new opportunities, including originating and executing GTS deals.
• Developing new revenue streams through innovative GTS solutions, including pricing, negotiations, and digitalization.
• Managing the pipeline and end-to-end growth process.
• Leading growth initiatives with strategic direction, detailed pipeline management, and quality solutions.
• Ensuring compliance with lending and risk policies aligned with market practices.
• Collaborating with internal and external stakeholders, including regulators, to maximize trade and cross-selling opportunities.
• Developing distribution channel strategies.
• Acting as an escalation point for critical transactions and issues.