Treasury & Chief Investment Office - Vice President
JPMorgan Chase & Co.
Singapore
USD 80,000 - 150,000
Job description
Treasury & Chief Investment Office - Vice President
Job Description
Step into a pivotal role as a Vice President in the Treasury & Chief Investment Office (TCIO), where you will be at the forefront of managing the firm's liquidity and financial risks. This is your chance to join a dynamic team, executing FX deals and managing securities to drive our strategic priorities. Make a significant impact on our global operations and contribute to our culture of excellence and integrity. Embrace the opportunity to shape the future of our financial landscape.
As a Vice President in the TCIO, you will develop and implement strategies to hedge non-USD currency risks, optimize liquidity funding, and manage securities portfolios for regulatory and investment purposes. You will collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements and support senior management in decision-making. Join us to play a crucial role in our mission and work in a team that values collaboration and innovation.
Job responsibilities
Perform market analysis and execute FX deals to hedge non-USD foreign exchange exposure
Manage daily funding and liquidity risk for the Singapore branch and related entities
Manage collateral and reserves as part of IRRBB risk management and to meet local regulatory requirements
Optimize balance sheet management and the firm's balance sheet
Maintain positions (including FXNOP, BPV and liquidity profile) within assigned limits
Execute funding trades such as money markets, repo/reverse repo, and FX with counterparties
Submit daily pricing and transfer pricing rates for loans and deposits
Estimate and report daily Profit & Loss
Prepare and review liquidity-related reporting, including collateral reports and stress tests
Develop front-office projects such as balance sheet analysis and macroeconomic market updates, and collaborate with internal functions and liaise with interbank counterparties and stakeholders
Provide holiday backup for other APAC branches as necessary
Required qualifications, capabilities, and skills
Bachelor's degree in Finance, Economics, or other mathematical-related disciplines
Minimum of 5 years of markets experience in APAC currency and fixed income, funding, liquidity, and balance sheet management
Experience in CNH FX and money markets
Attention to detail and a good understanding of different types of risk in investment activities
Strong sense of governance to ensure compliance with regulatory and internal requirements
Good team worker with excellent interpersonal and communication skills
Self-directed, highly motivated, and able to work independently
Proficiency in Microsoft Excel, PowerPoint, Bloomberg, and Reuters Eikon
Preferred qualifications, capabilities, and skills