Asset Liability Management Officer

Ambition Singapore; Singapore; Vor Ort; SGD 60.000 - 110.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

The Leading Chinese Bank, Singapore branch, is seeking an ALM Officer to monitor KPIs, maintain FTP systems, and support NIM attribution and monthly revenue reporting.

Ideal candidates have a degree in Finance or related fields, 3+ years banking experience, and fluency in English and Chinese. Strong Excel and SQL skills and BI tool experience are preferred.

Qualifikationen

• Degree in Finance, Economics, Statistics, CS or related field.
• 3+ years of banking experience with knowledge of ALM, FTP, NIM, EVA and RWA.
• Fluent in English and Chinese; strong Excel, SQL, BI tools knowledge.

Aufgaben

• Monitor branch KPIs (deposits, loans, income, NIM, RWA) and investigate fluctuations.
• Maintain FTP system and support pricing analysis.
• Support NIM attribution, EVA calculations and monthly revenue reports.
• Build data automation and BI tools; liaise with head office.
• Prepare ALCO materials and maintain records.

Kenntnisse

Excel

SQL

BI tools

Ausbildung

Finance/Economics/Statistics/CS degree

Tools

FTP system

Jobbeschreibung

Our client, a leading Chinese bank, is hiring an ALM Officer for its Singapore branch Finance Department.

Responsibilities

• Monitor branch KPIs (deposits, loans, income, NIM, RWA) and investigate key fluctuations
• Maintain the FTP system and support pricing analysis
• Support NIM attribution, EVA calculations and monthly revenue reports
• Build data automation and BI tools; liaise with head office
• Prepare ALCO materials and maintain records

Requirements

• Degree in Finance, Economics, Statistics, CS or related field
• 3+ years of banking experience, with knowledge of ALM, FTP, NIM, EVA and RWA
• Strong Excel; SQL and BI tools preferred
• Fluent in English and Chinese to speak to Chinese speaking stakeholders
• Detail-oriented and able to work under pressure

Business Registration Number: 200611680D.
Licence Number: 10C5117 EA Registration Number: R2091912