OCBC Malaysia

Banking

ReconciliationExecutive

$65–95k ~AI est. Malaysia FULL TIME
The Brief

“Reconciliation Executive at OCBC Malaysia. Skills: Reconciliation, Treasury operations. Perform treasury related reconciliations. Escalate reconciliation outages”

What You'll Achieve.

Meeting the agreed BAU SLI turnaround timing; Reconciliation outages till closure

Industry & Context.

Banking
Problems you'll solve

Investigate outages

Eligibility Requirements

Work during MY public holidays

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Degree in Accountancy/Finance, 2 year working experience in banking industry, Proficient in Ms Office Application, Proficient in Excel

Nice to Have

ACCA, Audit experience is preferred, Knowledge on banking products

What You'll Do.

Perform treasury related reconciliations

Escalate reconciliation outages

Investigate reconciliation outages

Follow through reconciliation outages till closure

Participate in assigned projects

Assist in handling requirement specifications

Participate in system functionality testing

Provide post conversion support

Contribute on process improvements

Work on system automation

Assist in improving reconciliation service

Ensure effective reconciliation controls are in place

Support in ad-hoc tasks

Support in admin tasks

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

With users; With IT team

Communication Scope

Good communication skills

Free ATS check

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