Associate, Treasury Markets at Standard Chartered Bank Nigeria

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Associate, Treasury Markets at Standard Chartered Bank Nigeria

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Job Title: Associate, Treasury Markets

Job ID: 2200007675

Location: Lagos

Job: Audit

Schedule: Full-time

Employee Status: Permanent

Role Responsibilities

The primary responsibility is the management of the Bank’s liquidity profile, ensuring that it remains within stipulated risk tolerances.
The job is to raise and deploy liquidity to ensure that the bank is in a position to meet all its obligations at all times (intra-day and inter-day).
Provide balance sheet and market insights to HoTM and/or ALCO to ensure prudent and accurate directions from ALCO
Liaise with other business units to obtain the best possible view of asset pipelines and forecast liability generation
Communicate the funding requirements / excess liquidity position with the Central liquidity team. Convey capacity on limits
Ensure adherence to all regulatory requirements and all internal liquidity metrics
Determine the level of marketable security holdings to facilitate the Bank making payments within the local RTGS system (in relevant countries)
Raise a flag to senior management on any concerns over the Bank’s capacity to easily meet projected funding requirements
Provide oversight to TM Support in ensuring adequate intra-day liquidity to facilitate all payments / to meet pay-in obligations with CLS.
Liaise with the Repo desk in order to manage a stock of eligible collateral for use within the LAB or act as intraday collateral for RTGS
Preposition eligible securities at the local central bank to be used as backstop liquidity (where available)
Decide on the requirement to purchase securities to meet the statutory, stress, payments or prudent requirements
Decide the need to raise medium term funding

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Business:

Operate within TM’s liquidity and credit limits
Ensure LM function activities are within MCO, WBG, Stress, MTF and Swapped Funds Guidelines as prescribed by GMR limits
Flag any potential liquidity limit issues to GMR in advance
Custody and management of TM’s RWA limit, ensuring adherence to the target set over the semi-annual reporting periods. Responsible for forecasting RWA usage and input into the setting of the limit, after obtaining the relevant balance sheet information from all parties
Understand and be able to act on the Country Liquidity Contingency Plan
Ensure a full understanding of what is expected of TM if the plan is activated
Develop and maintain strong relationships with of the sources of standby and emergency liquidity, including central banks
Actively monitor for and immediately alert senior management on any evidence that the bank could be about to encounter funding stress
Submit annual limit application to GMR and Credit
Produce daily yield curves for the Bank’s marginal cost of funding in local and major foreign currencies, fixed and floating, for funds transfer from or to the rest of the Bank
Ensure this curve encourages an overall balance of liquidity yet does not unduly disadvantage any business unit
In case this plan is ever activated, take ownership to raise desired liquidity.
Money Laundering Prevention

People and Talent:

Lead through example and build the appropriate culture and values. Set appropriate tone and expectations from their team and work in collaboration with risk and control partners.
Ensure the provision of ongoing training and development of people and ensure that holders of all critical functions are suitably skilled and qualified for their roles ensuring that they have effective supervision in place to mitigate any risks.
Employ, engage and retain high quality people.
Set and monitor job descriptions and objectives for direct reports and provide feedback and rewards in line with their performance against those responsibilities and objectives.

Conduct:

Provide leadership in Financial Markets Nigeria and West Africa to comply with the highest standards of regulatory and business conduct and practices as defined by internal and external requirements. Understand and ensure compliance with, in letter and spirit, all applicable laws, regulations and guidelines including those governing securities activities, company law, anti-money laundering, terrorist financing and sanctions; the Group’s policies and procedures; and the Group Code of Conduct. Take personal responsibility for understanding the risk and compliance requirements of the role. Effectively and collaboratively identify, escalate, mitigate and resolve risk and compliance matters.
Embed the Group’s Values and Group Code of Conduct to ensure adherence with the highest standards of ethics. Comply with relevant policies, processes and regulations, as part of the culture. Lead by example by displaying exemplary conduct behaviours and take personal responsibility for:
The conduct of individuals in Financial Markets Nigeria and West Africa, ensuring behaviours set out in the Group Code of Conduct are followed.
Financial Markets Nigeria and West Africa achieving the outcomes set out in the Conduct Principals and Pillars.
Both direct and indirect/dotted line managers are individually accountable to proactively communicate, collaborate and agree on the conduct ratings of employees.

Risk Management:

Provide oversight to TM Support in ensuring that liquidity risk from the commercial balance sheet is being transferred to TM as per policy Ensure that funding costs are accurately reflected, including the impact of stress; and statutory holdings.

Governance:

Ensure that all compliance and local regulatory requirements are met and reported as appropriate

Regulatory & Business Conduct:

Display exemplary conduct and live by the Group’s Values and Code of Conduct.
Take personal responsibility for embedding the highest standards of ethics, including regulatory and business conduct, across Standard Chartered Bank. This includes understanding and ensuring compliance with, in letter and spirit, all applicable laws, regulations, guidelines and the Group Code of Conduct.
Effectively and collaboratively identify, escalate, mitigate and resolve risk, conduct and compliance matters.

Key Stakeholders

Internal:

Global Head of Liquidity and his managers
TM Investment Management
Sales Desks within FM
Relationship managers
ALCO
Group Treasury
GMR
TCRM
DCM
SCB countries in region and the major hub TM centres

External:

Local Banks
Local central bank, departments involved in Money Market Operations
Money Brokers
Direct Wholesale customers

Other Responsibilities:

ALCO balance sheet strategy
Prudent Liquidity Policy including benchmarking against other banks
The degree to which liquidity planning has ensured continued capacity for new deals and business growth.