Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank
Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank | Executive Manager - Corporate Credit - Fixed Income Investments
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Job Highlights
Responsibilities
- Treasury offers a diverse range of conventional and Islamic banking solutions and is responsible for the Group’s funding, investments, and centralised risk management activities.
- Identify, structure and seek approval for new market, product or issuer opportunities, and oversee their implementation to enhance portfolio performance, capital efficiency and the robustness of the investment platform.
- Oversee portfolio construction and execution by determining appropriate position sizing, diversification parameters, issuer and sector allocations and liquidity profiles, ensuring consistency with approved mandates and risk limits.
- Execute and supervise primary and secondary market transactions to achieve best execution outcomes, taking into account pricing, market depth, timing and transaction costs.
- Manage portfolio rebalancing and trade lifecycle activities in a disciplined manner to support efficient implementation, effective liquidity management and alignment with portfolio objectives under varying market conditions.
- Monitor credit, market and liquidity risks by assessing geopolitical, economic and market developments and their potential impact on corporate credit exposures.
- Engage with external stakeholders including market counterparties, issuers and interdealer brokers to source investment opportunities, manage positions and support effective liquidity and risk positioning.
- Analyse financial, market and trading data to identify trends, emerging risks and investment opportunities across corporate credit markets.
- Assess the impact of these insights on portfolio performance, liquidity and capital efficiency, and communicate findings to relevant stakeholders to support portfolio positioning, risk management actions and strategic planning.
- Ensure all investment activities, recommendations and execution decisions comply with internal policies, procedures and regulatory requirements.
- Maintain appropriate documentation, approvals and audit readiness to safeguard the Bank and uphold strong investment governance standards.
- Manage and actively execute a corporate credit investment portfolio by developing, implementing and refining portfolio strategies across developed and emerging markets, informed by issuer fundamentals, relative value analysis and prevailing market conditions
- Review issuer performance, ratings movements, spread behaviour, stress scenarios and portfolio attribution, escalating material risks and recommending mitigating actions to ensure alignment with approved risk appetite, governance standards and long‑term investment objectives
- Act as a subject matter expert and primary contact point for ADCB on corporate credit assets and balance sheet related transactions, facilitating structured internal and external dialogue on market, liquidity and risk considerations
- Contribute to the preparation of the business area’s budget and manage and monitor the financial performance against the budget so that areas of unsatisfactory performance are identified, rectified promptly and potential performance improvement opportunities are capitalised upon
Requirements
- At least 8 years of experience in Corporate Credit or Fixed Income portfolios, with strong understanding of Market Dynamics, Trading Behaviour and relevant regulations across Developed and Emerging Markets.
About the company
Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank
Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank is an employer hiring in the United Arab Emirates (sector: BFSI / Investments / Insurance).
Its finance, accounts, audit and tax openings in the United Arab Emirates are mostly in Abu Dhabi.
