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DBS · Singapore - Central

VP, Cross Asset Sales (FIG), Global Financial markets

Singapore - CentralExecutiveFinance & Accounting

Listed on DBS’s official careers site. Posted October 9, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Role

  • Drive institutional revenue via cross-asset derivative solutions and flow trading with a portfolio of hedge fund clients Deepen wallet share with tier-1 multi-strategy and macro hedge funds and onboard new hedge funds for the bank
  • Engage and expand markets trading with Hedge fund clients across flow and structured solutions Originate and execute financing solutions including Repos, Total return swaps, Collateral swaps etc
  • Assist traders to put out trading axes to hedge fund clients, and regularly share market colour and generate trade ideas
  • Work with product team and other stakeholders to build the infrastructure and product suite to expand engagment with hedge funds Requirements Well-established network of hedge fund contacts alongside technical knowledge of derivatives and securities financing 5–10 years of experience within a major bank, on a institutional sales desk covering hedge funds
  • Strong track record of engaging and onboarding new global macro and multi-strategy hedge funds.
  • Strong understanding in financial markets dynamics, in either FICC or equities space, and ability to communicate it to the portfolio managers
  • Ability to handle flow trading volumes, with attention to detail in trade execution under time sensitive windows
  • Ability to understand requirements of top tier hedge funds and communicate them to various stakeholders within the bank in a concise manner Location: DBS Asia Central Job: Product Sales Schedule: Regular Employee Status: Full time

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