About this role
Oversee regional asset servicing functions, managing voluntary income and corporate actions for equity and fixed income products. The role involves managing operational risks, enhancing control environments, and collaborating with global stakeholders to deliver client services.
Requires a minimum of 4 years of experience in asset servicing or a related securities function within global markets. Candidates must demonstrate strong analytical skills, leadership capabilities, and the ability to manage complex operational workflows.
What they're looking for
Asset ServicingRisk ManagementStakeholder ManagementCorporate ActionsAnalytical SkillsOperational OversightClient ServiceBusiness Intelligence
Frequently asked questions
What does a Global Banking and Markets, Operations -Asset Servicing, Associate, Singapore at Goldman Sachs do?
Oversee regional asset servicing functions, managing voluntary income and corporate actions for equity and fixed income products. The role involves managing operational risks, enhancing control environments, and collaborating with global stakeholders to deliver client services. Requires a minimum of…
What skills does this Global Banking and Markets, Operations -Asset Servicing, Associate, Singapore role need?
Key skills for this role include Asset Servicing, Risk Management, Stakeholder Management, Corporate Actions, Analytical Skills, Operational Oversight.
How much does a Global Banking and Markets, Operations -Asset Servicing, Associate, Singapore at Goldman Sachs pay?
The employer did not list a salary for this role. Most similar Singapore roles publish their band on the job page.
Is this Global Banking and Markets, Operations -Asset Servicing, Associate, Singapore role remote, hybrid, or on-site?
This role is on-site, based in Singapore.
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