FX Trader

BANK OF CHINA LIMITED; Singapore; On-site; SGD 80,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Bank of China Limited Singapore is seeking an FX trader to independently handle daily FX trading and contribute to derivatives sales. The role involves managing new product tests and ad hoc projects on a dynamic trading desk.

You will oversee P&L and risk limits under supervision, and assist with daily reporting and various administrative tasks to support trading activities and client service across our headquarters and local office.

Qualifications

• 2-5 years' experience in FX trading.
• Strong understanding of FX markets and products.
• Excellent problem solving and decision-making abilities.
• Excellent team player and collaborates well with others.
• Experience in commodities trading is a plus.
• Familiar with Bloomberg, Murex and other trading systems.
• Familiar with IRS, CCS.

Responsibilities

• Independently handle the daily FX trading.
• Develop strong sales skills for derivatives.
• Manage new product tests and ad hoc projects.
• Oversee P&L and risk limits under supervision.
• Assist in daily reporting and other admin tasks.

Skills

FX trading

Problem solving

Team collaboration

Bilingual English/Chinese

Tools

Bloomberg

Murex

Trading systems

IRS/ CCS knowledge

Job description

Job Descriptions:

• Independently handle the daily FX trading
• Good sales skill of derivatives
• Manage the new product test and ad hoc projects.
• Manage the book P&L and risk limits under supervision
• Assist in daily reporting and other administrative work if necessary

Job Requirements:

• 2-5 years' experience in FX trading
• Basic understanding of FX markets and products
• Strong problem solving skills and decision-making abilities
• Excellent team player and work well with others
• Experience in commodities trading is a plus
• Familiar with Bloomberg, Murex and other trading systems
• Familiar with IRS, CCS
• Effectively bilingual in English and Chinese so as to communicate effectively with our Head Office and Chinese speaking customers