Macroprudential Economist — Stress Testing & Financial Stability

Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS); Singapore; On-site; SGD 100,000 - 125,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading financial authority in Singapore is seeking a self-motivated candidate for a role focused on conducting stress testing and analyzing financial stability issues. This position involves conducting research on various financial risks, compiling insights to inform senior management, and contributing to both international and domestic financial policy discussions. Ideal candidates will have a strong background in quantitative analysis, data processing capabilities, and excellent communication skills. A two-year contract is offered with a commitment to timely research outputs.

Qualifications

• Quantitative skills or relevant work experience would be an advantage.
• Strong analytical skills with good understanding of macroeconomic and financial issues.
• Ability to produce timely research independently and as part of a team.

Responsibilities

• Conduct stress-testing of financial risks to Singapore’s financial system.
• Undertake special topical studies on financial sector vulnerabilities.
• Present assessments to senior management regarding financial stability.

Skills

Quantitative skills (e.g. econometrics)

Data analytics & processing skills (e.g. R)

Strong analytical skills

Good written and strong presentation skills

Ability to produce timely research

Education

Degree in Economics, Finance or Econometrics

Job description

A leading financial authority in Singapore is seeking a self-motivated candidate for a role focused on conducting stress testing and analyzing financial stability issues. This position involves conducting research on various financial risks, compiling insights to inform senior management, and contributing to both international and domestic financial policy discussions. Ideal candidates will have a strong background in quantitative analysis, data processing capabilities, and excellent communication skills. A two-year contract is offered with a commitment to timely research outputs.