VP, Market & Credit Risk Leadership

HSBC LIFE (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD.; Singapore; On-site; SGD 250,000 - 450,000; Full time

Job summary

HSBC Life (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. is seeking a high-calibre professional to join our team as Vice President, Financial Risk Management (Market & Credit Risk).

You will lead risk appetite governance and monitor exposures across markets, investments and liquidity in a global context. The role demands solid experience in market or credit risk, deep knowledge of financial markets and derivatives, and strong stakeholder influence.

Qualifications

• Solid experience in market, counterparty credit or investment risk within a complex financial institution.
• Strong knowledge of financial markets, investment products, derivatives, hedging, ALM and emerging asset classes.
• Strong stakeholder management across risk, investment, finance and actuarial functions with pragmatic policy translation.
• Proven ability to write and maintain governance documentation for senior forums and regulators.

Responsibilities

• Develop and maintain risk appetites, limits, governance standards and control frameworks for market and credit risk.
• Provide independent challenge on asset allocation, new products, repricing and risk capacity.
• Assess macroeconomic, regulatory, climate and market developments; escalate emerging risks and mitigation actions.
• Review risk models, methodologies, data and analysis; validate governance reporting for leadership and committees.
• Support capital and regulatory reporting, including IFRS 17 balance sheets, Solvency II and ORSA.

Skills

Market risk

Counterparty risk

Investment risk

Derivatives

Asset-liability management

Stakeholder management

Education

FRM

CFA

Actuarial credentials

Accounting credentials

Job description

HSBC Life (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. is seeking a high-calibre professional to join our team as Vice President, Financial Risk Management (Market & Credit Risk).

You will lead risk appetite governance and monitor exposures across markets, investments and liquidity in a global context. The role demands solid experience in market or credit risk, deep knowledge of financial markets and derivatives, and strong stakeholder influence.