KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
Drive treasury sales across FX, money market instruments, government securities, and basic structured solutions aligned with Burundi market realities.
Support Corporate and Institutional Banking teams in structuring treasury solutions for large corporates, NGOs and public sector entities operating in Burundi.
Originate and manage treasury transactions while ensuring pricing discipline, profitability, and compliance with BRB directives.
Provide market intelligence and advisory to clients on FX trends, interest rates, and liquidity management in the Burundian market.
Contribute to balance sheet optimization and local currency liquidity management objectives of the Bank.
Manage custody services including safekeeping, settlement, corporate actions, and reporting for equities, bonds, and government securities.
Grow custody business by onboarding institutional investors, pension funds, and asset managers.
Ensure service delivery meets agreed SLAs and regulatory requirements of the Central Bank and Capital Markets authorities.
Coordinate with Operations, IT, and Compliance to ensure accuracy, timeliness, and system integrity of custody transactions.
QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE
For the above position, the successful applicant should have the following:
University degree Finance, Banking, Economics, or business-related field area from a recognized institution.
Professional qualification in ACI or equivalent or an equivalent is an added advantage.
Master’s degree in a Business Administration-related field is an added advantage.
Minimum three (3 years) Experience in Treasury dealing, sales or Custody Services.
Strong understanding of financial markets and Customer Relationship Managementand Stakeholders engagement
Strong leadership skills with demonstrated competencies in championing high performance.
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KCB Group, is the largest financial services organization in East Africa in terms of asset size. The Group's headquarters are located in Nairobi, Kenya, with subsidiaries in Kenya, Rwanda, Southern Sudan, Tanzania, Uganda and Burundi. In 2015, KCB Group opened a representative office in Ethiopia, expanding the growth of the organization. The Bank is over 124 years old having started in Mombasa in 1896. KCB Group has over 354 branches, 26,394 Agents/POS Merchants and 1,103 ATMs. The bank also offers Mobile Banking though the KCB App, Internet Banking and Diaspora Banking Services platform that can be accessed 24/7 basis. The Bank services over 26.8 million customers across the region. KCB Group is the largest financial services organization in East Africa, with an estimated asset base of approximately Ksh. 1.02 trillion as at the of end H1 2021.






