DAFF DIL
CAPITAL PTE LTD
UEN No. 201835881W
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Daffodil Capital Pte Ltd is one of the leading Trust and Fund Managements Company in Singapore.
Finance Manager
What are the duties of a fund manager?
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Fund managers primarily research and determine the best stocks, bonds, or other securities to fit the strategy of the fund as outlined in the prospectus, then buy and sell them. At larger funds, the fund manager typically has a support staff of analysts and traders who perform some of these activities.
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What license do I need to be a fund manager in Singapore?
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A fund management licence is a permit granted by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS). An individual or an enterprise that wants to conduct regulated asset management activities in Singapore must be registered with MAS or possess a capital market services (CMS) licence under the Securities and Futures Act (SFA).
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Job Qualification:
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Complete a bachelor degree in finance, accounting, economics or business.
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Investment fund managers must have a bachelor's degree and at least (10) or more years of experience in the investment industry, including a proven track record in successful investment fund management.
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EMAIL CV + PORTFOLIO TO HR@DAFFODIL-CAPITAL.COM
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FINANCIAL CONSULTANT
We are looking for a financial controller cum financial advisor to manage clients' portfolios and do a background check on clients' financial history along with structuring the financial proposal for clients' needs. should be able to handle client financial services from the initial client project financial needs briefing through to the final stages of a financial solution in terms of loan or investment into clients' projects. You should be able to take ownership of your financial case as your own project, be it the financial modeling and investment plan and financial restructuring of a new mortgage plan or investment plan or closing the previous load terms, an extension, alterations, or a restoration project, and deliver on the client's requirements.
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Financial Roles and Responsibilities
Senior leaders of an organization are responsible for all aspects of its financial health. They are charged with understanding the unit's financial situation and not allowing unintended deficits to occur. They remain accountable for the resources entrusted to them, including funding, facilities, and staffing, even if they have delegated budget and accounting responsibilities to their staff.
All funds must be spent in accordance with University policy, and operating needs met within available budgets. The University does not budget separate funds to cover deficits, so alternative sources must be provided if a deficit occurs, such as department budgets or Deans reserves.
Units are responsible for internal financial management, and to develop budgeting, financial reporting, and management practices. Units are encouraged to develop an oversight process that builds on best practices.
Develop an Annual Budget
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Develop reporting for financial division, programs, and/or operating units, as appropriate
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Require reporting for highly sensitive or high-risk areas.
Develop Periodic Financial Reporting and Monitoring
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Should be reviewed at least quarterly (recommended monthly if possible)
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Should include a summary of all funding sources, expenditures, and reserves available for future use (excluding those already committed and budgeted for the current period)
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Should include all outstanding commitments to unit-wide programs, individuals, or capital projects.
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Provides management with information necessary to make strategic decisions at any time during the year
EMAIL CV + PORTFOLIO TO HR@DAFFODIL-CAPITAL.COM​
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