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Standard Bank Group

Runs banking and financial services across Africa

Liquidity Management Manager

TreasuryPosted on Nov 12
Full-timeJohannesburg, South AfricaNo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • A first degree in Finance and Accounting.
  • 1–2 years of experience in Global Markets.
  • Knowledge and application of relevant Global Market trading systems.
  • Proficient understanding and application of market knowledge, norms, and principles in compliance with market rules and regulations.
  • Proficient knowledge and experience in a specific area of trading, including relevant product and asset classes, financial instruments, trading limits, and price making.
  • Proficient understanding of financial and global markets, economic and market drivers, and risk and regulatory environments.
  • Proficient understanding of Basel III liquidity risk requirements.
  • Proficient knowledge of risk management strategies and a broad range of trading techniques, including trading and hedging strategies, market liquidity and volatility, options, derivatives, futures, swaps, and trading limits for nonlinear risk management purposes.
  • Technical competencies include call reporting, compliance, customer reception and channeling, digital analytics and reporting, product and services knowledge, and risk awareness.

Responsibilities

  • Collaborate with in-country Global Markets Sales and Marketing to position, represent, and promote the Money Markets value proposition and portfolio to build business awareness and acquire, retain, and grow client relationships.
  • Contribute to the development of investment strategies that maximize net interest income returns on the high-quality liquid assets portfolio, increase revenue within risk appetite, and optimize capital through appropriate in-country asset investments; provide input into product profitability standards and revenue targets, and collaborate with Global Markets trading to identify tactical trading opportunities.
  • Assist in-country Global Markets teams with grouping the Money Market franchise and provide guidance on revenue growth to achieve agreed budgets.
  • Develop and enhance in-country Treasurer’s Cash and Liquidity Management capabilities, including product development aligned with the South African product suite, Nostro alignment, Money Market counterparty expansion, counterparty limits, and credit limits to optimize liquidity and revenue.
  • Contribute to in-country Money Markets strategy and value proposition to support sustainable profitable revenue growth, market share, optimal risk-return, and the reputation of the CIB Money Markets client franchise across Africa Regions; use internal and external networks to provide expertise, market execution best practices, client marketing strategy, and tiering input for country strategies.
  • Assist in-country Treasury and Global Markets Sales with sourcing, analyzing, and using data, market intelligence, and industry trends to identify innovation opportunities and sustain the Money Markets client franchise and product delivery.
  • Monitor technological, digital, and innovation developments and finance and sales feedback to identify opportunities to improve cash liquidity visibility and management, reduce costs, and optimize profit and loss across Africa Regions.
  • Collaborate with in-country leadership on pricing principles and management information analytics to monitor Money Markets client franchise development and support business decisions; assess Funds Transfer Pricing as a flexible pricing tool and provide thought leadership on principles that address in-country challenges.
  • Collaborate with in-country Treasury to identify local and foreign currency endowment hedging strategies and improve interest rate risk in banking book management; support Global Markets and Treasury in identifying sovereign credit risk opportunities for endowment hedging and provide input into directional positioning.
  • Support in-country Global Markets engagements with Risk on banking book matters, including limits and risk appetite, to ensure robust methodologies meet regulatory reserving requirements.
  • Provide input and guidance on country-specific policies and frameworks aligned with Group policies, including market color and recommendations to improve marketable asset policies governing liquidity management.
  • Guide in-country teams on new products that address country-specific market and client needs; contribute to in-country ALCO and TCM committees to support product strategies and deposits and liquidity management goals.
  • Contribute to cash, liquidity, and collateral management strategies.
  • Develop and distribute reliable cash liquidity and collateral reporting and management information to internal stakeholders, and collaborate with TCM to provide required liquidity metrics.
  • Maintain an understanding of liquidity risk consequences to ensure trades are executed within risk and regulatory parameters.
  • Maintain internal and external stakeholder relationships to execute interbank and cash liquidity distribution within defined principles and regulatory parameters, square off the bank’s cash position, and assist with implementing limits, instrument, product, and system changes to improve centralized cash liquidity management.
  • Manage efforts to simplify and modernize systems to improve visibility of liquidity across Africa Regions and expose liquidity opportunities.
  • Monitor regulations, trends, and macroeconomic challenges affecting deposits; advise CIB leadership on implications for product strategy and expected return on investment, and adjust product strategy accordingly.
  • Monitor and analyze historic, current, and expected market developments, trends, and performance to identify market opportunities and develop strategies, ideas, and price-making activity to maintain a competitive position.
  • Support countries in identifying and executing suitable investments for surplus U.S. dollar deployment to maximize U.S. dollar net interest income; facilitate collaboration between Structured Sales and in-country teams, and guide Treasurers on originating and distributing assets in smaller ticket sizes to maximize net interest income.

About the Company

Standard Bank Group

Runs banking and financial services across Africa

Standard Bank Group operates banking, insurance and investment businesses focused on Africa, serving individuals, families, businesses and institutional clients. Its services cover everyday accounts and payments, savings and lending, business finance, corporate transactions and investment banking. The group also manages insurance, asset management and wealth offerings that support clients through different financial needs and stages of life. Local banking operations connect with international centres and offshore hubs to support cross-border activity, trade and access to financial markets. Founded in 1862, the group is headquartered in Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Johannesburg, South Africa
Founded
1862

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