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5-7 years of internal audit, front office business control, compliance, or risk management experience in corporate and investment banking (e.g., equity capital markets, debt capital markets, investment banking, corporate banking, leasing.
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Be part of an innovative, Global Capital Markets and Investment Banking business with a unique geographic footprint that puts capital to work for our clients across industries! Global Banking and Markets (GBM) is a leading Canadian Capital Markets and Investment Banking business with a growing platform in the US and Latin America, operating globally for over 100 years.
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The Business Line Liaison supports and coordinates efforts with all units of the bank (for example, internal and external audit, FIU, alerts, private banking etc.) The BSA Business Line Liaison III serves as a bridge between the retail banking business and the BSA Department.
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Our products include debt and equity financing, mergers & acquisitions, corporate banking, institutional equity sales, trading and research, fixed income products, derivatives, energy, foreign exchange and precious & metals.
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The Business Line Liaison services the bank’s business segments by providing subject matter expertise to facilitate implementation, maintenance and ensure regulatory compliance with anti-money laundering programs implemented by the bank in order to mitigate regulatory and reputational risk and reduce exposure to civil and criminal liability as they apply to the bank’s products, services, processes and systems regarding BSA/AML and OFAC regulations.
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As a leader in the Preferred and Small Business Banking team, the Senior Branch Manager (Preferred Banking Manager) will lead an in-person client-facing branch sales and service team to achieve performance and productivity goals in sales, service, and operations.
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Minimum 5-7 years of experience in internal audit, front office business control, compliance, or risk management within the corporate and investment banking sector. At least 2 years of experience auditing the Investment Banking Business.
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This leader will apply their expertise in bank operations, small business banking, relationship management, and leading high-functioning teams to transform and enhance the branch operating environment.
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Intermediate knowledge in banking or financial services operations domain, experience writing business requirements working with subject matter expertise. Vendor experience with Business and Consumer Online Banking applications is a plus.
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Specifically for this position the responsibility is to be the lead facilitator for the daily P&L production and reporting process for the Rates, Credit and Emerging Markets Fixed Income Business lines and the Equity and Primes Services business of Equity Business lines as well as the Investment Banking activity in SCUSA. This involves coordinating staff to ensure that daily P&L and attribution figures reported are accurate and signed-off by the Front Office.
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Deep understanding of significant aspects of lending, business models, and regulations in the banking and financial services industry. nCino certifications for Commercial Banking, Customer Engagement, and/or Treasury Management.
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Minimum 8-10 years of internal audit/front office control review experience in financial services with minimum 3-5 years in the banking business. Knowledge of Global Corporate and Investment Banking businesses (e.g. corporate banking, leasing, equity capital markets, debt capital markets, investment banking etc.
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Knowledge in Corporate and Investment Banking and Capital Markets business, able to effectively communicate with multiple stakeholders in business/trading, operations, and risk conversations.
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4+ years of experience within Banking or Financial Services Regulatory Compliance, Governance, Legal, or related department, preferably with a foreign banking institution (FBO/IHC/BHC) doing business in the U.S.
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At times is responsible for leading and directing cross-functional work in support of priorities and objectives of the line of business sales leadership. Responsibilities Supports and helps to develop strategies, activities, and sales projects that impact sales performance for the line of business.
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