Internship: Global Markets, Asset Liability Management – Collateral, Funding & Repo [Jan - Jun 2027]

Job Description

This internship supports OCBC’s Global Markets and Asset Liability Management activities, with a focus on collateral, funding and repurchase (repo) transactions. Typical responsibilities may include monitoring collateral positions, assisting with funding and liquidity analysis, preparing reports, reconciling transactions, supporting process improvements and working with treasury, trading, risk and operations teams. Candidates are generally expected to be undergraduates in finance, economics, accounting, mathematics, business or a related discipline, with strong analytical and numerical skills. Familiarity with financial markets, fixed income, money markets, repos or liquidity management is advantageous. The role also requires attention to detail, sound Excel skills, clear communication, teamwork, intellectual curiosity and the ability to manage deadlines in a controlled, regulated environment.

Company Info

OCBC Bank is a leading Singapore-headquartered financial institution and one of Southeast Asia’s largest banking groups. Founded in 1932, it provides consumer, business, corporate and institutional banking services across Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Greater China and other international markets. Its activities include deposits and lending, wealth management, insurance, investment banking, treasury, global markets and digital financial services. OCBC serves individuals, small and medium-sized enterprises, large corporations, investors and public-sector organisations. The bank is recognised for its strong regional franchise, broad branch and digital presence, and focus on responsible, technology-enabled banking. This internship is positioned within the bank’s markets and treasury-related environment, where teams manage funding, liquidity, collateral and market transactions while working closely with risk, operations and finance functions.

Destination Guide

Singapore offers strong opportunities in banking, fintech, asset management, technology, consulting, logistics and regional headquarters, although competition for graduate and internship roles is high. Workplace culture is generally professional, structured and multicultural, with emphasis on punctuality, teamwork and performance. The lifestyle is convenient and safe, with excellent public transport, diverse food, modern amenities, parks and easy access to neighbouring countries. Housing is expensive, especially near the central business district; shared apartments or rooms are common for interns. Foreign students and professionals should confirm eligibility before accepting work. Internships typically require an employer-sponsored Training Employment Pass or another appropriate Ministry of Manpower-approved pass, while full-time hires commonly need an Employment Pass or S Pass. Requirements, salary thresholds and eligibility can change, so applicants should check official government guidance and allow time for employer-sponsored applications. Singapore’s tropical climate is hot and humid year-round, with frequent rain.