Business Function
Risk Management Group works closely with our business partners to manage the bank’s risk exposure by balancing its objective to maximise returns against an acceptable risk profile. We partner with origination teams to provide financing, investments and hedging opportunities to our customers. To manage risk effectively and run a successful business, we invest significantly in our people and infrastructure.
The team is responsible for both regulatory stress testing and general provisioning under IFRS9, including model development, execution, reporting and stakeholder management. This role will focus mainly on executing stress tests under ICAAP, IWST and Pillar 1 alongside supporting model development for IFRS9 and stress testing models. There is an expectation to eventually rotate responsibilities within the team to enhance integration and support career development.
Responsibilities
Stress test execution (RWA) of Pillar 1 Credit Stress Test, IWST, SDST, ICAAP and other regulatory stress tests as required by MAS and HKMA
Conduct in depth analysis / deep dives of stress test results to identify and explain trends
Evaluate intuitiveness of stress test results
Develop and propose improvements to IFRS 9 and stress test methodologies and processes
Lead tech and systemisation initiatives by defining user-requirements and conducting UAT pertaining to stress testing
Lead any reporting requirements for internal or regulatory use (such as CRS)
Stakeholder management
Explain and defend methodology, approaches, assumptions and results to stakeholders such as Management, Model Validation, Auditors and Regulators
Support stress test execution (ECLs) for Group ICAAP and HK ICAAP
Support IFRS9 and stress testing model development
Monitor and feedback regarding model performance from in-use perspective
Provide ideas for improving the efficiency in the team
Requirements
Solid understanding of Basel, MAS and HKMA supervisory requirements, including calculation of EAD/RWA/EL
Understanding of statistical / econometric / modelling theory and technical applications in credit risk
Knowledge of credit and business products
Excellent Python, Pyspark, Scala, SAS and advanced programming skills
Experience working with large and complex datasets
Strong team player
High level of communication, writing and presentation skills
University graduate or post-graduate with major in Finance, Statistics or other quantitative discipline
Minimum 5 years of relevant experience in areas described above
We offer a competitive salary and benefits package and the professional advantages of a dynamic environment that supports your development and recognises your achievements.