SVP / VP, Liquidity Risk Controller, Risk Management Group

Overview SVP / VP, Liquidity Risk Controller, Risk Management Group Risk Management Group (RMG) is responsible for the development and maintenance of risk management and internal control frameworks. We provide independent review and challenge to business to ensure that appropriate balance is considered in risk/return decisions. In addition, RMG is responsible for the monitoring and reporting on key risk issues of the Bank. To manage risk effectively and deliver strong financial performance, we invest significantly in our people and infrastructure. Risk Management Group (RMG) is responsible for the development and maintenance of risk management and internal control frameworks. We provide independent review and challenge to business to ensure that appropriate balance is considered in risk/return decisions. In addition, RMG is responsible for the monitoring and reporting on key risk issues of the Bank. To manage risk effectively and deliver strong financial performance, we invest significantly in our people and infrastructure. Job Purpose As part of second line of defence, this role oversees and ensures that liquidity risks are effectively identified, assessed and mitigated across the region. This encompasses policy development, monitoring compliance with regulatory liquidity standards, conducting stress testing and scenario analysis to evaluate potential liquidity challenges. Key Accountabilities Group and SG Oversight: Provide risk oversight for Group and SG Policy Development: Assist in the formulation and review of liquidity policies and practices to ensure they align with regulatory expectations and industry best practice Regulatory engagement: Support regulatory / audit requests Projects and Initiatives: Participate in liquidity initiatives such as risk sensing enhancements Responsibilities Group and SG Oversight: Provide risk monitoring oversight for Group and SG and escalate key risk areas Policy Development: Assist in the formulation and review of liquidity policies and practices to ensure they align with Group regulatory standards and industry best practices Data Analysis: Analyse liquidity data, stress testing results, and market trends to provide insights and recommendations for liquidity management strategies Regulatory Compliance: Monitor and interpret regulatory developments and ensure the organization’s practices are compliant with international regulations Management reporting: Prepare regular reports and presentations for senior management and stakeholders on liquidity position, risks, and policy effectiveness Collaboration: Work closely with key internal and external stakeholders, including regulators, to support liquidity management initiatives and enhance communication around liquidity issues Research: Stay informed about industry trends, best practices, and regulatory changes in liquidity management Requirements Degree holder with a minimum 10 years of working experience, of which, at least 5 years of relevant experience in liquidity risk / treasury role in a bank Good understanding on market developments and implications on liquidity risk management, such as 2023 US Banking Crisis Familiar with prevailing regulatory liquidity requirements and emerging trends Practical experience in data and system enhancements / implementation Strong verbal and written communication skills for presenting risk assessments and managing discussions with senior management and key stakeholders Good team player, result-oriented with strong sense of ownership Prior treasury management experience is a plus Apply Now We offer a competitive salary and benefits package and the professional advantages of a dynamic environment that supports your development and recognises your achievements. Location & Job Details Primary Location: Singapore-DBS Asia Central Job: Risk Management Schedule: Regular Job Type: Full-time Job Posting: Oct 6, 2025, 8:00:00 AM Seniority level Not Applicable Employment type Full-time Job function Quality Assurance Industries Banking, Financial Services, and Investment Banking #J-18808-Ljbffr