Job ID: 13129
Location: Singapore, SG
Area of interest: Business Support, Management & Efficiency
Job type: Apprentice
Work style: Hybrid Working
Opening date: 3 Jan 2025
Recent Polytechnic Graduates who join the Financial Crime Surveillance Operations (FCSO) Apprenticeship Programme will go through a 12-month learning and development journey across various SG FCSO functions (including but not limited to Transaction Monitoring and Fraud, Name Screening & Regulatory Control & Risk Management Operations).
FCSO is the Bank’s specialist utility in the 1st Line of Defence (1LOD) undertaking review of risk events generated, analysis of red flags and resolution or escalation of risk. We are the first step in the Bank’s fight against Financial Crime, responsible for managing the risk in the processes and ensuring an effective control environment. Our teams are located across 25 locations, supporting over 40 markets worldwide. At FCSO, we aim to work collaboratively with our partners across the businesses to deliver effective and sustainable surveillance capabilities to protect the bank from financial crime risk.
To investigate risk events / cases:
Responsible for identifying suspicious transactions / activities, in compliance with Group policy and procedures, laws and regulations on Anti Money Laundering (AML)/ Counter Financial Crime (CFT) in Singapore.
To support Country Head of FCSO to lead and manage the Singapore Financial Crime Surveillance Operations (FCSO) Team, including but not limited to:
The Transaction Monitoring & Fraud (TM) team handles monitoring of Anti Money Laundering (AML) & Fraud cases for both Correspondent & Non-Correspondent Banking based on the detection scenario rules set up in various monitoring systems. TM is a proactive, risk-focused process where analysts in FCSO identify and escalate transactions for review that are deemed unusual and may ultimately be determined to be suspicious.
Name Screening process predominantly covers screening of clients and related parties prior to onboarding a relationship and on an ongoing or periodic basis. This would include screening of all New to Bank (NTB) and Existing to Bank (ETB) clients. Confirmed true matches will lead to CDD trigger reviews to manage the sanctions, politically exposed person (PEP) & adverse news risk. The process primarily focuses on identifying whether any of our bank’s existing or potential customers match against the various regulatory & internal lists used for screening.
The role of the FCSO Regulatory Control & Risk Management team is to partner and support the FCSO organisation to proactively identify, quantify, prioritise and mitigate all non-financial risks. The team defines and implements a robust internal risk management framework that ensures appropriate governance and adherence to company policies and standards.
During this learning journey, you will embark on two 6 months rotations. You will be exposed to different projects and tasks, alongside structured trainings, mentorship and on-the-job learning. Through the programme, you’ll experience an incredible and varied global learning experience, which includes:
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