Senior Treasury Analyst
- Recruiter
- State Government of Victoria
- Location
- Australia
- Salary
- Competitive salary
- Posted
- 29 Sep 2020
- Closes
- 01 Oct 2020
- Ref
- VG/DTF/D02134
- Job role
- Treasury
- Sector
- Public sector
An exciting opportunity exists for a Senior Treasury Analyst on an ongoing basis in Financial Assets and Liabilities, within the Department of Treasury and Finance.
The main responsibilities include:
• Co-ordinate and prepare detailed rolling 12-month cashflow forecasts for the Whole of Victorian Government, including variance analysis
• Prepare existing and develop new management reports to monitor the cash and financial asset holdings of agencies.
• Apply corporate treasury expertise and knowledge when working with departments, agencies and the State's banking partners to further develop the State's Central Banking System.
• Identify Whole of Victorian Government Financial risk exposures and contribute to the development of risk management policy.
• Prepare briefs and other documents and provide input into the development of policy initiatives managed by the Balance Sheet Management team.
• Maintain and build complex financial models.
• Actively participate as a member of the Balance Sheet Management team to ensure a cohesive approach to achieving the FAL group and departmental objectives.
To be successful in this role you will have:
• Excellent quantitative and financial modelling skills and the ability to analyse and report on complex financial exposures for debt portfolios.
• Experience working in a large corporate treasury and specifically undertaking cashflow forecast modelling and developing risk mitigation policy.
• Knowledge of treasury operations and associated risk management principles and policy frameworks or the ability to quickly acquire that knowledge.
• Previous experience working on large and complex projects and proven ability to influence stakeholders.
• Demonstrated initiative and organisational skills, including the ability to prioritise work with minimal guidance.
• Excellent written and oral communication skills.
• An appropriate tertiary qualification in economics, applied finance or a related field.
To discuss this role further, please contact Jonathan Kovac on 0417 559 330.
For more information on the position and key selection criteria, please refer to the position description
How to apply
If you are interested in this role, head to Jobs at DTF and select the 'Apply Now button'. Please provide a copy of your resume and cover letter summarising your skills and relevant experience.
Applications close on 12 October 2020.
DTF has a duty of care to protect its assets and employees and must be confident that employees meet the highest standards of integrity and suitability. Therefore, all new full-time or part-time, ongoing casual or fixed-term employees engaged for periods greater than eight weeks or where their engagement is extended beyond eight weeks are subject to a successful police check.
The preferred candidate for this role may be required to complete a Misconduct Screening Declaration and Consent form Further information on pre-employment misconduct screening requirements is available on the VPSC website.
The main responsibilities include:
• Co-ordinate and prepare detailed rolling 12-month cashflow forecasts for the Whole of Victorian Government, including variance analysis
• Prepare existing and develop new management reports to monitor the cash and financial asset holdings of agencies.
• Apply corporate treasury expertise and knowledge when working with departments, agencies and the State's banking partners to further develop the State's Central Banking System.
• Identify Whole of Victorian Government Financial risk exposures and contribute to the development of risk management policy.
• Prepare briefs and other documents and provide input into the development of policy initiatives managed by the Balance Sheet Management team.
• Maintain and build complex financial models.
• Actively participate as a member of the Balance Sheet Management team to ensure a cohesive approach to achieving the FAL group and departmental objectives.
To be successful in this role you will have:
• Excellent quantitative and financial modelling skills and the ability to analyse and report on complex financial exposures for debt portfolios.
• Experience working in a large corporate treasury and specifically undertaking cashflow forecast modelling and developing risk mitigation policy.
• Knowledge of treasury operations and associated risk management principles and policy frameworks or the ability to quickly acquire that knowledge.
• Previous experience working on large and complex projects and proven ability to influence stakeholders.
• Demonstrated initiative and organisational skills, including the ability to prioritise work with minimal guidance.
• Excellent written and oral communication skills.
• An appropriate tertiary qualification in economics, applied finance or a related field.
To discuss this role further, please contact Jonathan Kovac on 0417 559 330.
For more information on the position and key selection criteria, please refer to the position description
How to apply
If you are interested in this role, head to Jobs at DTF and select the 'Apply Now button'. Please provide a copy of your resume and cover letter summarising your skills and relevant experience.
Applications close on 12 October 2020.
DTF has a duty of care to protect its assets and employees and must be confident that employees meet the highest standards of integrity and suitability. Therefore, all new full-time or part-time, ongoing casual or fixed-term employees engaged for periods greater than eight weeks or where their engagement is extended beyond eight weeks are subject to a successful police check.
The preferred candidate for this role may be required to complete a Misconduct Screening Declaration and Consent form Further information on pre-employment misconduct screening requirements is available on the VPSC website.
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