Deutsche Bank India
Deutsche Bank India | Branch Operations Analyst – NCT
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Job Highlights
Responsibilities
- Ensuring all settlements processes are adhered to as per the regulatory guidelines & Bank’s KOP.
- Monitor & report all trade settlements obligations as per the regulatory & internal cut-offs by reviewing reports published off the regulatory.
- Reporting Fx-Corporate trades to CCIL (CCP).
- Prepare regulatory returns as per prescribed format with applying intelligence where required.
- Assist in handling Internal & Audit queries, as delegated.
- Preparing and Submitting Regulatory Returns related to FX data.
- Processing and verification of Fx-Corporate trades.
- Repairing payment messages flown from Core Banking System (CBS) in IDMS EFT Queue.
Requirements
- Good understating of forex trades i.e. cash, tom, spot, forward, swaps.
- Minimum 2-3 years of experience in Fx-Corporate Operations.
- Proficiency in Microsoft - MS Office.
- Good verbal and written communication skills and a team player.
- Ability to take initiative and coordinate with all stakeholders (Business, Internal stake holders & Regional teams).
- Ability to adhere to tight deadlines and accuracy in pressure situations.
About the company
Deutsche Bank
Deutsche Bank is a leading German bank, founded in Berlin in 1870 and headquartered in Frankfurt. Its businesses span the Corporate Bank, the Investment Bank, the Private Bank and asset management through DWS, serving companies, institutions and individuals worldwide.
Deutsche Bank has been present in India since 1980. Besides its branch banking business, its Indian centres in Mumbai, Pune, Bengaluru and Jaipur support the group globally in technology, operations and finance. Finance professionals typically work in financial control, product control, regulatory reporting, tax, internal audit and risk.
