HSBC Hiring For Trade Mid Office Associate – Commercial Banking at Singapore Full Time

The health and safety of our employees and candidates is very important to us. Due to the current situation related to the Novel Coronavirus (2019-nCoV), we’re leveraging our digital capabilities to ensure we can continue to recruit top talent at HSBC.  As your application progresses, you may be asked to use one of our digital tools to help you through your recruitment journey.  If so, one of our Resourcing colleagues will explain how our video-interviewing technology will be used throughout the recruitment process and will be on hand to answer any questions you might have.

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Global Trade and Receivables Finance comprises over 4,500 people across more than 60 countries, helping suppliers and buyers with their export and import finance needs. Trade is where HSBC began in 1865, when we financed commerce between Europe, North America and Asia.

We are currently seeking a high calibre professional to join our team as a Trade Mid Office Associate.

Principal Responsibilities

• Maintain and improve the delivery of “superior” customer service by actively driving operational performance, (meeting SLAs, maximizing, operational efficiency and reducing operational risks)
• Responsibility for resource management and work allocation taking into consideration absenteeism, and utilisation of cross trained resources to ensure GSC/BS is staffed to meet the strategic objectives of the business
• Facilitate adequate and timely cascading of all procedural changes to avoid non-compliance with agreed procedures.  Ensure awareness and adherence to all sanction related controls
• Ensure all transactions are processed within the existing Regulatory and Financial Crime Risk frameworks