IBF Standards FINANCIAL MARKETS

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COMPLIANCE GENERAL INSURANCE FINANCIAL MARKETS TECHNOLOGY & OPERATIONS FUND MANAGEMENT LIFE INSURANCE WEALTH MANAGEMENT FINANCIAL PLANNING CAPITAL MARKETS CORPORATE BANKING CONSUMER BANKING RISK MANAGEMENT The IBF Standards are a set of competency standards developed by the industry for the industry. They are benchmarked against international standards and represent the key skill sets required for various jobs in the financial industry. They currently cover 12 industry segments: IBF Standards FINANCIAL MARKETS

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COMPLIANCE

GENERALINSURANCE

FINANCIALMARKETS

TECHNOLOGY& OPERATIONS

FUNDMANAGEMENT

LIFEINSURANCE

WEALTHMANAGEMENT

FINANCIALPLANNING

CAPITALMARKETS

CORPORATEBANKING

CONSUMERBANKING

RISKMANAGEMENT

The IBF Standards are a set of competency standards developed by the industry for the industry. They are benchmarked against international standards and represent the key skill sets required for various jobs in the financial industry. They currently cover 12 industry segments:

IBF Standards FINANCIAL MARKETS

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About Financial MarketsFinancial Markets generally represent any marketplace where trading of securities including equities, bonds, currencies and derivatives occur. They could be structured as over-the-counter markets conducted by dealers, organised exchanges where buyers and sellers trade with each other in a centralised location, or intermediation financial markets conducted through financial intermediaries.

About Proficiency LevelsThe IBF Standards offer three proficiency levels to help you track the development and sophistication of your skills in relation to your career aspirations. You can also use the Standards to identify training programmes at the right level to meet your skills development needs.

Level 1 a basic understanding of key concepts and ability to apply skills to routine tasksLevel 2 ability to apply skills to complex tasksLevel 3 ability to apply skills in the context of broader organisational considerations

About IBF CertificationIBF Certification is an industry endorsed mark of quality for finance professionals in Singapore. To achieve certification, you will need to complete an IBF accredited programme. In addition, for IBF Level 2 and 3 Certification, you will need to meet the relevant experience requirement. IBF Certified individuals may use their professional certification titles “IBFQ” or “IBFA” on their business cards and correspondences.

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An individual certified as “IBF Qualified” is equipped with foundational skills to undertake new roles.

IBF Qualified (IBFQ) An individual certified as “IBF Advanced” has demonstrated applied knowledge and advanced analytical skills for specialist or managerial functions.

IBF Advanced (IBFA)

- Certified via IBF Level 2 or Level 3 Programmes- 3-15 years of experience

- Certified via IBF Level 1 Programmes

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Institutional Investors

Asset Liability Management

Accounting and treasury management concepts •

Asset liability management • • •

Balance sheet management • •

Capital management • •

Foreign exchange management •

Interest rate management •

Liquidity management •

Modelling and valuation •

Client Management

Client acquisition and servicing • •

Sales management • •

Ethics and Conduct

Ethical principles • • •

Inter-Dealer Broking

Market liquidity and counterparty matching •

Trade execution, clearing, settlement and documentation •

Product Control

Financial reporting •

Price verification and profit analysis •

Trade verification and financial risk analysis •

Product Structuring

Bespoke solutions structuring and performance analysis •

Business strategy, operations and needs analysis •

New product approval •

New product legal documentation, execution and monitoring •

Product pricing and valuation • •

Proficiency LevelSkills

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Institutional Investors

Risk Management

Corporate governance, internal control and enterprise risk management •

Risk management and controls • •

Risks arising from finance market activities • •

Use of technology for risk and control transformation •

Sales

Asset sales •

Client account strategy • •

E-trading platforms advisory • •

Investment suitability • •

Liability sales •

Product pricing and valuation • •

Trading – Equity, Fixed Income and Foreign Exchange

Post trade monitoring and risk and capital management •

Product pricing and valuation • •

Market assessment and trading strategies •

Trade execution for market making • •

Team Management

Business management •

Business strategy and planning •

Proficiency LevelSkills

Find out more about skills needed for your job and benefits of IBF Certification at www.ibf.org.sg

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Retail Investors

Client Acquisition, Acceptance and On-boarding

Client acquisition and retention strategies •

Client investment profile analysis • •

Know your customer / Anti-money laundering / Countering financing of terrorism

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Client Management

Client order taking and execution •

Client servicing • •

Ethics and Conduct

Ethical principles • • •

Investment Analysis

Fundamental analysis •

Portfolio optimisation concepts and investment analysis •

Technical analysis •

Trading strategy involving multi-products across asset classes and industry sectors

Risk Management

Corporate governance, internal control and enterprise risk management • • •

Risk management and controls • • •

Team Management

Performance management •

Team leadership and sales management •

Supervisory oversight •

Proficiency LevelSkills

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