FIXED INCOME PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT, SENIOR MANAGER

• International Asset Management House
• Excellent Exposure

Our client is an international asset management house. They focus on providing clients with global investment solutions that meet the demands and challenges of sophisticated and complex investment and economic circumstances. With steady growth, they are now looking for a high calibre to join their team.

Provides periodic macro market color, investment specific research, analysis, and other investment-related materials to support investment decisions. Works closely with other portfolios managers in the region. Provide and present periodic macro market updates and commentary. Syndication of fixed income investments in global markets, aggregate demand and bidding. Perform deals relative value and suitability analysis. Work with Corp Finance & Analyst teams on new deals actively seek secondary opportunities. Assess new investment structures, types, features, and perform relevant quantitative analysis. Fair allocation across Asian LifeCos. Government & Corporate bond trading. Manage relationship with brokers & dealers. Manage duration, currency and other portfolio risks. Daily cash management, and Macro Hedging program operation. Produce periodic management reports. Performance measurement and tracking

To qualify, you will be a degree holder in Business, Finance, Actuarial Science or Engineering. MBA, CFA/CMA designation preferred. A minimum of 5 years practical and technical fixed income investment experience. Strong technical orientation in Excel (VBA, macro) and MS Access (SQL query). Strong analytical skills, numerical aptitude, interpersonal and communication skills. Excellent PC skills; especially with Microsoft Excel (knowledge of advanced formulas, pivots, macro/ VBA knowledge is a plus), Power Point and Word; adaptive to proprietary PC tools. Fluent in spoken and written English.

Interested applicants should send a detailed resume to Michelle Ho by email to mho@ric.com.hk quoting reference eFC3251.

(Applicants not contacted within 4 weeks should consider their application unsuccessful.)