About this role
The role involves originating corporate and investment banking business for government-linked corporations and managing client relationships. Responsibilities include preparing credit proposals, conducting financial analysis, and executing transactions end-to-end.
Candidates must hold a bachelor's degree in Finance, Business, Accountancy, or Economics. A minimum of 3 to 5 years of relevant experience in large-corporate and investment banking is required.
What they're looking for
Corporate bankingInvestment bankingCredit structuringFinancial analysisFinancial modellingClient managementDebt financeSustainable finance
Frequently asked questions
What does a Senior Associate/AVP, Corporate RM - Government-Linked Corporations, Institutional Banking Group at DBS Bank do?
The role involves originating corporate and investment banking business for government-linked corporations and managing client relationships. Responsibilities include preparing credit proposals, conducting financial analysis, and executing transactions end-to-end. Candidates must hold a bachelor's d…
What skills does this Senior Associate/AVP, Corporate RM - Government-Linked Corporations, Institutional Banking Group role need?
Key skills for this role include Corporate banking, Investment banking, Credit structuring, Financial analysis, Financial modelling, Client management.
How much does a Senior Associate/AVP, Corporate RM - Government-Linked Corporations, Institutional Banking Group at DBS Bank pay?
The employer did not list a salary for this role. Most similar Singapore roles publish their band on the job page.
Is this Senior Associate/AVP, Corporate RM - Government-Linked Corporations, Institutional Banking Group role remote, hybrid, or on-site?
This role is on-site, based in Singapore.
How do I apply for this Senior Associate/AVP, Corporate RM - Government-Linked Corporations, Institutional Banking Group role?
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