ALM & Liquidity Risk Manager – Strategy & Compliance

RHB Group; Singapore; On-site; SGD 120,000 - 160,000; Full time

Job summary

RHB Banking Group in Singapore is seeking an ALM & Liquidity Risk Manager to lead risk management for asset-liability and liquidity domains. You will advise stakeholders, enforce regulatory frameworks, and support key committees with robust reporting and risk analyses.

The role requires 3–5 years of liquidity risk experience, strong data skills, and a solid understanding of Singaporean Basel II/III standards. Collaborative cross‑functional work and process maturity are essential.

Qualifications

• 3–5 years of liquidity risk or balance sheet management experience.
• Experience with Basel II/III, LCR, NSFR and related regulatory concepts.
• Strong numeracy and data analysis skills.
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
• Knowledge of Singapore regulatory landscape.

Responsibilities

• Communicate with stakeholders across Treasury, finance, risk and operations.
• Provide advisory support on liquidity risk and ALM matters.
• Monitor liquidity risk/ALM limits and escalate through approved channels.
• Enforce ALM policies and develop risk frameworks aligned with Singapore regulation.
• Participate in stress testing activities and assess impact with mitigations.
• Ensure compliance with MAS/BNM guidelines and raise alerts on non-conformance.
• Prepare meeting minutes and regular analytical reports for SG ALCO and Group ALCO.
• Support monitoring of risk metrics related to equity activities within Singapore.

Skills

Liquidity risk management

Basel II/III knowledge

Treasury/back/middle office experience

Regulatory compliance

Data analysis

Communication skills

Job description

RHB Banking Group in Singapore is seeking an ALM & Liquidity Risk Manager to lead risk management for asset-liability and liquidity domains. You will advise stakeholders, enforce regulatory frameworks, and support key committees with robust reporting and risk analyses.

The role requires 3–5 years of liquidity risk experience, strong data skills, and a solid understanding of Singaporean Basel II/III standards. Collaborative cross‑functional work and process maturity are essential.