Head of SAG Korea Job ID: 11963 Location: Seoul, KR Area of interest: Institutional Banking ⚫ Job type: Regular Employee Work style: Home Working Opening date: 23 Apr 2025 Job Summary ● 모집부서: 특수자산관리부 •대상직무: 특수자산관리 총괄 (Head of SAG Korea) ● 모집인원: 1명 .: 2025.04.23 2025.05.07 Key Responsibilities • Help drive financial performance against targets including meeting long term economic risk return (Rowe/ROTE) goals and RWA targets for CIB. • Help improve efficiency, speed, and productivity of capital for stressed asset portfolio and for broader CIB balance sheet • Reinforce first-line ownership of risk and origination discipline / risk management Stressed Asset Group to work towards early action and improved analytics by providing likely credit migration scenarios and assist exposure management within good book itself before an exposure is downgraded to stressed category • Work with RM teams in determining appropriate credit risk grade and provisioning on all stressed assets in the designated region • Reduce P&L volatility while managing returns ⚫ Drive continuous improvement of the operational efficiency and effectiveness of the process to increase the consistency of global systems and processes • Evaluate current data availability and integrity issues and adapt the SAG mandate for governance and resolution • Optimise liquidity and capital resources to support CIB growth • Work with the team to support and manage where applicable CPM process allocated to the CEO, CIB by Group process universe in line with the ORF and their associated risks, including activities within the processes which are hubbed or outsourced • Ensure there are appropriate frameworks in place so that SAG business is carried out within the Group's risk appetite and reputational and credit risks are appropriately managed in conjunction with direct reports and other stakeholders Qualifications • Graduate qualifications (or Conversions): Post-Graduate qualifications such as MBA, CFA, Chartered Accountancy, Mathematics/Statistics, Qualified Lawyer • Over 2 to 10 years (Analyst to Director) of relevant experience in the banking and financial services industry with hands on experience of underwriting, managing and recovering credit exposures across both developing and developed jurisdictions • Good knowledge of fundamental drivers of credit risk, documentary and legal risks, portfolio, and balance sheet management; including market and regulatory dynamics • Some experience in structuring credit risk products, restructuring of credit exposures, asset distribution, and exposure to credit derivatives and asset securitisation About Standard Chartered We're an international bank, nimble enough to act, big enough for impact. 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