Natixis

Banking

SeniorTransactionScreeningAnalyst

€45–65k ~AI est. Lisbon, Lisbon, Portugal FULL TIME
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HIGH DEMAND

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The Brief

“Senior Transaction Screening Analyst at Natixis. Skills: Transaction screening, Sanctions & Embargoes, Risk assessment. Review L1 alerts. Conduct S&E transaction screening”

Industry & Context.

Banking
Problems you'll solve

Risk assessment; Corrective actions; Investigate alerts

Eligibility Requirements

Flexibility in working hours, Availability to work on public holidays

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Higher education in Law, Higher education in International Relations, 3 years experience in Sanctions & Embargoes Live Transaction Monitoring, Fircosoft experience mandatory, Proficiency in Microsoft Office tools, Proficiency in English mandatory, Proficiency in French highly valued

What You'll Do.

Conduct S&E transaction screening

Mitigate transactions

Escalate transactions

Apply established procedures

Detect operational priorities

Detect client priorities

Perform investigations

Implement corrective actions

Report atypical transactions

Report performance impacts

Provide standard reports

Inform senior management

Maintain accurate records

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Client Support Group; Banking Support Activities; Stakeholders and colleagues

Communication Scope

Regular reports

Full Job Description

Natixis in Portugal is a Centre of Expertise whose mission is to transform traditional banking by developing innovative solutions for the business, operations and work culture of Groupe BPCE worldwide. As part of Groupe BPCE’s international division, Natixis in Portugal designs and delivers solutions for its two core areas – Corporate & Investment Banking and Asset & Wealth Management – as well as transversal services that support all entities across the Group. With more than 3,000 employees representing 46 nationalities, the teams work across Information Technology, Banking Support Activities, and Compliance, in an integrated, inclusive, and cross-functional way, supporting all business lines and platforms of the Group. A disruptive mindset and a culture of proximity and agility identify Natixis in Portugal Team and reflect the company's mission to transform traditional banking at a global scale: a perfect match in the Portuguese dynamics and entrepreneurial ecosystem. Natixis in Portugal is currently seeking a Senior Transaction Screening Analyst to join its S&E (Sanctions & Embargoes) team, within the CSG (Client Support Group) of the BSA (Banking Support Activities) department. Along with its subsidiaries and branches, our company is subject to a variety of international, local and internal laws and policies, including regulations from French, European, American and UN authorities, as well as those from other jurisdictions where Groupe BPCE operates. To be compliant with all those regulations, Natixis has implemented a control framework within the Operations Department. The S&E team analyzes a large volume of customer transactions in real time, providing due diligence on the alerts which have been screened. It’s crucial to understand and respect the risk, priorities, cut-offs, volumes volatility and the high-quality standards performed in the investigations. Main Responsibilities In this role, you will review L1 alerts generated by an internal tool and conduct t

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