Director, Markets Treasury (Markets & Securities Services)

at  HSBC

Job description

Your main responsibilities will include:

• Cash Management - Managing the Cash Account with Reserve Bank of Australia & other Nostro balances.
• Liquidity Management - Managing liquidity risk for the bank across multiple balance sheets in line with regulatory obligations, understanding all moving parts pertaining to liquidity ratios and actively managing them.
• Funding – Involvement in the internal discussions and decision making around the funding plan, working closely with Debt Capital Markets and dealing with Financial Institutional clients for wholesale funding.
• Management of Interest Rate Risk (IRR) – Managing IRR transferred to Markets Treasury through internal transfer pricing processes to optimise revenues subject to market risk, credit risk and capital limits, considering investment opportunities, possible new products and interest rate risk positioning.
• Capital, Market Risk and Credit Limits Management - Ensuring risk exposures are diligently reviewed with the understanding of underlying dynamics of each Markets Treasury transaction and the impact to limits.
• Analytics – Running all monthly and quarterly reports and being able to explain the business broken down to each product / book including net interest income forecasting.
• Stakeholder Management - Working closely with the Assets, Liability and Capital Management team, other Control Functions and Customer Groups across the bank on issues regarding payments and cash management, intraday liquidity and interest rate risk transfer

To be successful in this role, you will bring:

• Substantial experience in a Treasury and/or Global Markets risk taking role.
• Strong product knowledge of Australian Fixed Income markets and Interest Rate Derivatives.
• Strong knowledge of APRA regulations related to Capital, Liquidity and Interest Rate Risk in the Banking Book.
• Strong understanding of treasury operations and balance sheet issues including capital, liquidity, funding, structural interest rate risk, transfer pricing and hedge accounting treatment.
• Strong knowledge of developed markets, liquidity risk and market risk management.
• Strong numerical and analytical skills with exceptional attention to detail.
• Excellent communication skills to deal with a diverse set of stakeholders across complex issues and narratives.
• Excellent team player with proactive and self-motivated attitude and ability to think and act independently.
• A degree in a relevant discipline with a professional qualification such as the CFA an advantage but not essential