DBS Bank

Relationship Manager, FI

China · Work style not stated · Full time

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Functional Title and Reporting Structure

Key Accountabilities

Portfolio Management: Drive and actively manage the assigned credit and client relationship portfolios within approved risk parameters.
Revenue Generation: Meet corporate business targets through strategic account structuring, transaction management, and proactive cross-selling initiatives.
Product Collaboration: Partner with Global Transaction Services (GTS) and Global Markets teams to expand client wallet share across institutional cash, trade, and treasury derivatives.
Regulatory Governance: Ensure complete adherence to internal risk management frameworks and strict compliance with local banking regulations.

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Job Duties & Responsibilities

Relationship Cultivation: Build and maintain key client’s relationships across key Financial Institution clients to originate strategic banking transactions.
Ecosystem Orchestration: Serve as the primary, seamless intermediary between external clients, internal product groups, and backend operational support units.
Credit Analysis: Structure and compile complex credit proposals, write data-driven credit reports, and handle timely annual credit reviews.
Market Origination: Proactively pitch, market, and structure bespoke capital markets, trade finance, and treasury hedging solutions to institutional prospects.
Risk & Compliance Management: Execute robust first-line Customer Due Diligence (CDD), KYC protocols, and transaction monitoring to eliminate financial crime risks.

Experience & Core Knowledge

Industry Tenure: Minimum of 3 years of progressive corporate or institutional relationship banking experience within the Financial Institutions sector.
Sector Expertise: Deep domain knowledge of Banks and Non-Bank Financial Institutions (NBFI), with explicit focus on the securities, asset management, and public/private fund segments.
Product Proficiency: Strong familiarity with FICC (Fixed Income, Currencies, and Commodities), structured derivatives, transaction banking, and master documentation frameworks such as ISDA, GMRA, or GMSLA.
Regulatory Acumen: Up-to-date, fluent understanding of China’s financial market policies, macroeconomic regulations, and compliance standards.
Technical Skills: Elite corporate credit analysis, underwriting capabilities, and structured risk assessment expertise.
Communication Fluency: Exceptional verbal and written English and Mandarin presentation skills tailored for institutional client interactions.

Education & Professional Qualifications

Academic Baseline: Recognised university degree in Economics, Finance, Banking, Accounting, or a related quantitative business discipline.
Preferred Credential: An MBA or equivalent professional certification (such as CFA or FRM) is highly advantageous.

Competencies

Core Competencies

Result-Driven: Unyielding focus on hitting commercial metrics while maintaining quality parameters.
Strategic Problem-Solving: Ability to resolve complex technical hurdles for fast-paced institutional client segments.
Collaboration & Teamwork: Exceptional interpersonal skills designed to interface successfully across global matrixed networks.
Resilience Under Pressure: Proven adaptability in managing tight deadlines within high-stress financial environments.

Technical Competencies

Advanced portfolio credit risk evaluation and quantitative structuring skills.
Expert hands-on capability in marketing and selling investment-grade, custom derivatives to financial enterprises.

Location:

PRC - Beijing

Job:

Relationship Management

Schedule:

Regular

Employee Status:

Full time

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