Manager Market Risk

ASA Microfinance Bank (Pakistan) Limited

Karachi , Pakistan

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Posted Apr 26, 2024 539 views Report Job

Conducting statistical analyses about liquidity and other financial ratios.
Conduct Stress Testing every quarter as per rules identified by the State bank of Pakistan
Prepare Quarterly Risk report presented to BRMC at the end of each quarter.
To look into the affairs of the Asset and Liability Committee (ALCO) and to convene a meeting, when necessary.
Assess compliance with policies and procedures in the departmental units, with emphasis to controls and strategical recommendations as per ASA-MFB requirements.
In addition to this, the Market risk manager is expected to keep an eye on changes in global scenarios with quarterly market analysis.
Perform many different analyses to calculate and model individual and combined risk factors for ASA MFB.
Provide a methodology to identify and analyze the financial impact of loss to the organization, employees, the public, and the environment.
Any work or special task pertaining to Risk assigned as per department requirements.

Skills

Risk Compliance Management Risk Assessment Financial Risk Management Capital Adequacy Tracking System Monitoring Quantitative And Analytical Skills

Job Details

Industry:

Banking/Financial Services

Functional Area:

Quality Control

Total Positions:

1 Post

Job Shift:

First Shift (Day)

Job Type:

Full Time/Permanent

Job Location:

SMCH Shahrah-e-Faisal, Karachi, Pakistan

Gender:

No Preference

Minimum Education:

Masters

Degree Title:

MS or MBA in finance or Equivalent or ACCA or Equivalent

Career Level:

Experienced Professional

Experience:

1 Year - 2 Years

Apply Before:

May 27, 2024

Posting Date:

Apr 26, 2024

ASA Microfinance Bank (Pakistan) Limited

Banking/Financial Services · 2501-3000 employees - Karachi

ASA Microfinance Bank (Pakistan) Limited (formerly ASA Pakistan Ltd) is wholly owned subsidiary of ASA International, incorporated under the Microfinance Institution Ordinance 2001. Commenced its operations in September, 2008. Microfinance sector in Pakistan has demonstrated a robust growth over the last decade; however, it has still a long way to lead. The sector was initially dominated by the government sponsored rural support programs and NGOs who were working for social development and providing microcredit services. The scenario has been changed significantly over the past many years with the inclusion of some specialized microfinance institutions. Despite growing interest (both state and commercial) in the MF sector, there is still a huge gap in demand and supply in the Pakistani MF Market. This large gap encouraged ASA International to achieve it mission to financially empowering the poorest of Pakistan.