Assistant Vice President, Bank Funding Trader

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Strategic Asset and Liability Management (SALM) is one of the key areas within Corporate Treasury.
SALM employees interact daily with internal and external constituents including front line units (FLUs), other Corporate Treasury functions such as Global Liquidity Management (GLM), Corporate Treasury Finance, Balance Sheet Management (BSM) and Enterprise Capital Management (ECM), internal control partners, regulators, market participants and investors.
The mission of SALM is to ensure Bank of America Corporation and all its subsidiaries are sufficiently funded at all times.
The team utilizes its global presence to provide efficient funding strategies across the enterprise in the most cost effective manner, while managing the risks associated with those strategies.

The SALM team manages enterprise liquidity and ensures that funding is maintained at levels sufficient to operate in normal and stressed scenarios.
The team is tasked to forecast Sources and Uses of funds across a variety of entities and currencies, taking into account business input, the Corporation's risk appetite and projected market conditions in order to effectively manage the Corporation's key cash and liquidity positions.
Implementation of our funding and hedging strategies necessitates flawlessly executing transactions with internal and external counterparties in accordance with liquidity and capital constraints, internal guidelines, legal limitations and regulatory directives.

A successful career in Corporate Treasury requires one to think critically about the many challenges facing our company and industry with an emphasis on attention to detail, teamwork and strong communication skills.
The Treasury group provides an opportunity to gain broad knowledge about the company and its many businesses as well as the global markets in which we transact.
An associate's day to day experience will be varied and challenging, allowing for extension of skills within various disciplines, such as market analysis, short-term money market execution and real-time liquidity risk management.
• Responsibilities
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Funding execution
• As per SALM policies and procedures, manage funding for designated legal entities in coordination with global partners
• Execution of trades (FX, Money Market & Securities) for Treasury needs
• Provide liquidity risk counsel and pricing consultation to lines of business (LOBs)
• Manage Local (THB) and Foreign currency (USD) balance sheet
• Provide daily rate setting as and when required

Funding forecasting
• In concert with local and enterprise partners, analyze business plans and forward balance sheet for designated legal entities and develop an appropriate funding plan
• Work with business partners to develop an understanding of future business flows and risks
• Work closely with international peers to coordinate flows and promote efficiency
• Investigate and correct forecast misses in order to minimize future variance
• Manage liquidity and applicable ratios e.g.
LCR / NSFR
• Balance various factors when sourcing funding including stability, price, and accessibility in changing conditions

Risk management
• Manage interest rate and liquidity gap risks within established metrics consistent with the company's risk appetite
• Hedge interest rate and foreign exchange exposures where necessary per policy
• Manage excess liquidity; adhere to statutory and operational requirements to achieve maximum efficiency
• Understand inter-linkages and implications of local regulations especially relating to cross
• border funding

Balance sheet governance
• Understand, participate and contribute actively to Operational Excellence
• Monitor changes in assets and liabilities and understand causation
• Work with FTP group to ensure that practices and methodologies drive desired behavior
• Ensure a robust control environment is maintained through compliance with all laws, regulations, policies, procedures and