Bank of China limited first opened its branch office in Hong Kong in 1917. After the listing of BOC Hong Kong (Holdings) Limited, a subsidiary of the Bank, on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in 2002, Bank of China maintained the branch in Hong Kong which continued to hold a full banking license granted under the Banking Ordinance (Cap. 155) and was registered as an authorized institution under the Banking Ordinance. Bank of China uses this branch primarily to conduct financial markets businesses, which include foreign-currency denominated debt security investment management, issuance of CDs (Certificates of Deposit)/MTN/senior debts, investment of on-shore RMB debt securities, bond underwriting and sales, asset management, off-shore RMB trading, and risk management of the above-mentioned businesses.

Responsibilities:

• Consolidate the Risk analysis data and indicator of market/interest/liquidity risks from systems /Platform (e.g. Murex, RM, Bloomberg, Reuters terminals) and Accounting statements
• Assist in drafting the risk management policies/reports
• Implement data analysis and Report operation
• Keep track of changes in macro economies, regulatory requirements and business development, Risk impact analysis, and propose risk management measures accordingly
• Coordinate and implement the risk management projects with global markets business units

Requirements:

• Degree or above, major in Economics, Finance, Computer Science, Engineering, Quantitative Finance, Financial Engineering, Mathematics or relevant professionals
• Minimum 1-year relevant working experience, with experience in risk management systems (e.g. Murex, RM, etc.) is highly preferable
• Knowledge of Global Financial Market and Treasury Development and knowledge in risk models and Basel regulatory requirements is an added advantage
• Professional qualification in CFA, FRM, HKICPA, ACIB, CSTMP or equivalent will be an advantage
• Familiar with MS Office software, such as MS Word, Excel and PowerPoint;
• Good command of both written and spoken English and Chinese. Mandarin speaking is required