
AVP - KYC Checker (CDD Onboarding and Review), Large Corp & FIG, Institutional Banking Group
- Hong Kong
- Temporary
- Full-time
- Responsible for contacting prospect corporate customers to conduct Know Your Customer (KYC) and arrange account opening and relevant matters
- Understand business activity and obtain business proof to ascertain activity is legitimate and consistent as declared by prospect corporate customer
- To identify and escalate cases with potential red flags on possible fraudulent application
- Conduct Know-Your-Customer (KYC) and Customer Due Diligence (CDD) on Corporate Clients for periodic reviews and trigger events
- Prepare detailed CDD information including public search results for review per the Bank’s standard
- To approve cases submitted by KYC officers or to endorse recommendation for approval by Team Head.
- Follow up with customers on outstanding documents in a proactive manner, minimize the turnaround time.
- To conduct knowledge sharing and coaching to new members and to the team as and when necessary
- To liaise and work with internal departments/ RMs/ CSO to facilitate a smooth delivery of customer service and to accomplish assigned tasks
- To participate the rollout of business initiatives and transformation project
- Ensure compliance of mandatory banking processes
- University Degree with 6+ years in banking industry with related KYC exposure
- Extensive knowledge in AML/ KYC, compliance and local regulatory requirements
- Experience in transaction review/investigation and compliance risk controls from AML perspective is an advantage
- Good interpersonal skills, able to communicate with customers and internal stakeholders effectively
- Attentive to details, compliance and control oriented, diligent and proactive, with growth mindset
- Good product & process knowledge. Excellent leadership and coaching skill
- Proficiency in the use of MS Office including Excel.
- Good multi-tasking skills and ability to work independent and under pressure
- Proficiency in both English and Cantonese. Mandarin is highly preferred