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This position is an opportunity for an individual to support the Group Treasury function whose core responsibility is managing the Balance Sheet of Capital International Bank (in line with prudential regulation and internal policy) and providing Cash Management Services for the Investment business of Capital International . This is also a potential opportunity for an individual to develop Treasury and Banking knowledge or build upon prior experience.
Job Responsibility:
Prepare and present regular Treasury Reports to Key Internal Stakeholders
Prepare data for analysis, by collating and combining information from different sources
Prepare Financial Forecasts
Document Transactions and Maintain Record Keeping
Develop knowledge of Cash Management
Support the Treasury team with day-to-day operations, through the preparation of a variety of instruction forms
Support Relationships with External Stakeholders, displaying our values in all interactions
Liaise with clients to discuss the Group’s products and services
Aid in the management of key sector risks and adherence to Internal Policy and Prudential Regulation
Requirements:
A previous role in Finance or Banking is preferred, but not essential
Strong knowledge of Microsoft Excel – Familiarity with other Microsoft products would be helpful, such as Word, PowerPoint and PowerBI
An understanding of Foreign Exchange and Interest Rate Markets
Proven ability to work as part of a team
Good attention to detail and accuracy
Strong organisational skills and ability to prioritise workloads to achieve deadlines
Able to work autonomously where required
Strong Client communication skills
Willingness to develop knowledge and expand role and responsibilities
Ability to communicate ideas & issues in a clear and concise manner
Nice to have:
A previous role in Finance or Banking is preferred, but not essential