Principal Strategist, RMB Business Division, Economics & Strategic Planning Department
Bank of China (Hong Kong)
Hong KongPosted Discovered via the company's careers siteMatch locked
Full time10+ years expStrategic Planning
Responsibilities
- Maintain high sensitivity to market developments and trends; analyze and research changes in offshore and onshore RMB markets and provide professional insights (House View).
- Communicate and coordinate with regulatory authorities in Hong Kong and Mainland China to secure favorable policy directions and business environments; provide high-quality strategic recommendations and policy advice to management.
- Formulate specific business development strategies based on the Bank's overall RMB business plan, including direction, priorities, and targets, and support their implementation.
- Maintain relationships with major RMB-related organizations; engage with media, participate in forums, and provide commentary on RMB topics to enhance the Bank's professional image.
- Organize and participate in RMB business marketing activities; promote RMB products and services; conduct research and planning for strategic RMB projects and provide policy guidance.
- Track and analyze RMB usage in ASEAN countries; identify regional opportunities; support development of RMB capabilities and service networks in Southeast Asia.
- Enhance efficiency and service quality of RMB clearing operations; support marketing and expansion of clearing bank business and strengthen the Bank's position.
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree or above in Economics, Finance, Business Administration, or Law.
- At least 10 years of experience in strategic planning and research in banking /consulting /professional research institutions.
- Excellent command of written and spoken English and Chinese. Fluency in Mandarin is an advantage.
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