Shell Petroleum Development Company Recruitment For Investment Analyst

Shell Petroleum Development Company Recruitment For Investment Analyst. Shell Petroleum Development Company (SPDC) is now recruiting for Investment Analyst. See how to apply below and the requirements.

Shell Petroleum Development Company (SPDC) is the pioneer and leader of the petroleum industry in Nigeria. We invest heavily in our employees, which is reflected in our industry-leading development program and our commitment to seeing our employees’ ideas travel and come to fruition.

We are recruiting to fill the position of:

Job Title: Investment Analyst

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Job Requisition ID: R105754
Location: Lagos, Nigeria
Job Type: Full time
Job Family Group: Finance
Worker Type: Regular
Business Unit: Finance
Experience Level: Experienced Professionals

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Job Description

Support the Head, of Investments to manage SNCPFA’s Investment Portfolios within acceptable risk parameters and in accordance with Shell Group, SNCPFA Policies, and relevant statutes e.g. Pension Reform Act 2014, Statement of Investment Principles etc. A successful candidate would be responsible for the listed:

Strategy:

Contribute to the formulation of an Investment and Risk Management plan for funds under the management of SNCPFA.
Proactively assess and recommend improvements to processes to support the timely, efficient and profitable investment of funds.
Assist in the conduct of the periodic risk-based assessments of counter-party financial institutions and brokers and recommend institutions for retention or suspension.
Provide a weekly review of macroeconomic indicators, fiscal and monetary policy and market developments that impact the value of the Funds. Develop, articulate and recommend appropriate strategies to leverage these indices to optimize returns for the Funds.

Execution/Reporting:

Negotiate, confirm and execute Fixed Income (Bonds and Money Market) deals with approved counter-party financial institutions in a timely and efficient manner.
Conduct periodic fixed-income research to provide market color and insight into opportunities beyond legacy exposure.
Ensure the Pension Fund’s offshore equity portfolio is appropriately re-balanced to the approved benchmark index.
Ensure the activities of offshore Fixed Income portfolio managers is consistent with SNCPFA’s risk appetite and rating requirements.
Contribute to the assessment, analysis and preparation of investment/divestment proposals for approval by the Investment Strategy Committee (ISC).
Evaluate and execute approved Capital Market transactions (domestic and offshore).
Provide relevant advice and concise and timely periodic management information reports on counterparties and investee companies.
Establish and maintain cordial and mutually beneficial business and professional relationships with financial intermediaries, stockbrokers, the Nigerian Stock Exchange, and relevant regulatory agencies such as the Central Bank of Nigeria, the Securities and Exchange Commission etc.
Conduct quarterly performance review sessions with all fund managers (Equity and Fixed Income).
Contribute to the preparation of monthly ISC meeting slides and quarterly Board meeting activity reports/slides.
Keep abreast of developments in both local and global Financial Markets and ensure compliance with relevant legislation, statutory regulations and guidelines governing the Funds’ investments, in particular Pension Reform Act 2014.

HSE (Health, Safety and Environment):

Ensure the work approach is consistent with the HSE ethos and rules of the group.

Others:

Financial Institutions – local and international.
Stockbrokers and Research houses.
General Partners.
Out-perform fund benchmark within specified and acceptable risk parameters.
Timely and efficient execution of approved transactions.
Regulatory Agencies.
Investee Companies.
Fund managers.

Requirements And Qualifications

Interested persons should possess the following:

A First Degree plus a Professional Accounting qualification. CFA, FRM or CAIA is an added advantage.
Strong negotiation skills and good interpersonal, team working and networking skills.
Ability to analyze macroeconomic developments to proactively gauge market action.
Ability to anticipate regulatory actions and market reactions.
Must have at least 8 years of relevant experience.
Must have knowledge in investment management.
Good knowledge of the Nigerian and Global financial markets and processes.