Inetum

Financial Services

JuniorTradeDocumentationAnalyst

€23–29k ~AI est. Lisbon, Lisbon, Portugal FULL TIME
The Brief

“Junior Trade Documentation Analyst at Inetum. Skills: Trade documentation, Financial instruments, Operational excellence. Check FO trade bookings. Verify legal confirmations”

What You'll Achieve.

Ensure accuracy of documentation; Drive operational excellence; Deliver smooth experience; Deliver compliant experience; Strengthen accuracy; Strengthen efficiency; Strengthen risk controls

Industry & Context.

Financial Services
Problems you'll solve

Identify discrepancies; Resolve discrepancies

Eligibility Requirements

US shift, 2/3 days in office

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

1+ year experience, Knowledge of Financial Instruments, Fluent English, Command of Microsoft Excel

Nice to Have

Experience in Banking & Financial Operations

What You'll Do.

Check FO trade bookings

Verify legal confirmations

Match legal confirmations

Organize confirmations

Prioritize confirmations

Archive confirmations

Identify discrepancies

Resolve discrepancies

Address confirmation queries

Deliver compliant experience

Build relationships with clients

Build relationships with internal teams

Strengthen efficiency

Strengthen risk controls

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Clients; Trading; Sales; Legal; Compliance; IT; Global Operations

Communication Scope

Client queries

Free ATS check

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