Job Description

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Job Responsibilies

Develop and execute strategic business plans, including long-term structural initiatives and governance / risk management frameworks. Support to promote and expand securities-related business across APAC, including the development of new products and services. Formulate and manage cross-entity collaboration initiatives between Bank and Securities entities, including the Risk Appetite Framework. Liaise effectively with internal stakeholders across Singapore, Tokyo Head Office, SMBC Nikko Tokyo, and other regional branches. Respond to ad-hoc requests from senior management and related departments, ensuring timely and accurate delivery. Facilitate communication and alignment across departments with differing priorities, fostering a collaborative working environment.

Job Requirements

Bachelor's degree or equivalent academic qualification. Minimum 5 years of experience in the securities industry, with exposure to securities-related business. Proficiency in Japanese is preferred, as the role requires regular communication with Tokyo Head Office and preparation of reports in Japanese. Prior experience working in a Japanese corporate environment is advantageous, with an understanding of Japanese business customs and protocols. Strong interpersonal and communication skills, with the ability to coordinate across departments and manage conflicting interests. Demonstrated leadership and initiative, especially in cross-functional or multi-departmental settings. A collaborative mindset and team-oriented approach, supporting senior staff across various functions. Ability to analyze complex business environments and propose strategic initiatives that align with long-term organizational goals. Experience in managing cross-functional projects, including planning, execution, and stakeholder coordination, preferably in a financial institution. * Demonstrated ability to work effectively in a multicultural environment and communicate across different cultural and organizational contexts, especially within APAC and Japan.