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Introduction:

Our client - Treasury is one of the few places where you can be on the leading edge of finance as it sits at the only nexus of finance, innovation, and international development. Manage the institution's finances to enable all operations and lending. Each year, we issue over $50 billion in bonds, prudently manage over $180 billion in assets, and process over $7 trillion in transactions. 

Responsibilities:

Base in Singapore, you will be responsible for specific individual tasks/projects and work as an integral part of the team in executing the Client Financial Products unit work program while maintaining close relationships with the other Treasury departments. His/her primary responsibilities will include, but are not limited to, some combination of the following activities:

1. Support of Client Financial Products activities: 

• Collaborate with senior bankers in the delivery of customized financial solutions for client countries;

• Provide indicative pricing for loan conversions and other risk management products (interest rate fixings, currency conversions, prepayments, etc.);

• Support day-to-day interaction with clients on IBRD financial products (loan terms and conditions, pricing, risk management, and conversion options, etc.);

• Generate and maintain financial models that illustrate loan specific cash flows, including disbursements and debt service payments;

• Produce reports on countries' IBRD loan portfolios;

• Draft cost comparison reports on IBRD's lending cost vs. other sources of funding as requested (e.g., for Annual and Spring Meetings); 

• Assist in analytical work for new product development and support new team initiatives; 

• Participate along with senior bankers in the delivery of capacity building and training missions on IBRD financial products and financial risk management;

• Help senior bankers draft client-specific marketing materials to educate clients on IBRD financial products; and

• Conduct ad hoc analytical and financial market research.

2. Support of Learning, Outreach, and Analysis activities:

• Develop and customize presentations on financial products and services; 

• Assist in preparing and delivering workshops and training events; 

• Draft case studies, brochures, web content, and briefings for use in meetings with clients and partners; 

• Support TRE front-office and corporate initiatives with research, writing, and preparation of briefing notes/presentations;

• Write, update, and post CMI-related content on websites and online collaboration platforms.

3. Support the team's engagement reporting:

• Compile data and content related to the CMIFP team client engagements;

• Draft corporate reporting (weekly, monthly, quarterly, semi-annual, and annual basis).

The Financial Analyst is expected to know or to rapidly become familiar with the menu of financial products and services offered to help clients meet development challenges and goals. As the Analyst gains experience, he/she may have the opportunity to travel on missions with senior staff to deliver training to clients in the field. Since the work program of each business unit is dynamic, the work program of the Financial Analyst may also evolve and change throughout the assignment.

Requirements:

Master's degree in economics, finance, or a related field or a combination of education and 2 years of relevant experience.

Knowledge of the IBRD financial products;

Strong computer skills and a high command of Microsoft Office (Excel, Word, and PowerPoint) and other software such as Bloomberg, Adobe, and Client Connections. The ability to program in Visual Basic is a plus;

Strong quantitative, organizational, and research skills; 

Flexibility and willingness to perform a wide range of tasks (including some clerical/administrative when needed);

Ability to work, with minimal supervision, as a member of a dynamic, fast-paced team;

Ability to independently set priorities and manage an intense, rapidly changing work program;

Proven ability to work in a multicultural environment;