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Bank of China

Operational Risk Management Department New Activities Risk Management/Issues Management Intern

Early career$19.00 /HrExecutive & Management

Listed on Bank of China’s official careers site. Listed as of October 19, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Introduction Established in 1912, Bank of China is one of the largest banks in the world, with over $3 trillion in assets and a footprint that spans more than 60 countries and regions. Our long-term outlook, institutional weight and global breadth provide our clients with a stable and reliable financial partner, whether in Corporate or Personal Banking or our Trade Services, Commodities, Financial Institutions and Global Markets lines of business.

Overview

The new intern will assist with the daily BAU work and ensure product ongoing risk management monitoring is executed based on internal policy and procedure.

Responsibilities

Liaise with Product Owner and all other risk stripe related teams to conduct new product risk assessment and pre-/post- launch conditions reviews. Ensure product ongoing risk management monitoring is executed based on internal policy and procedure. Support any Head Office product risk management initiatives. Other BAU work on demand.

Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree or above. Prior working experience in financial industry is preferred but not required. Dedicated to integrity, producing high quality results, and meeting deadlines, professionalism, communication (verbal, written), task orientation, time management, cultural sensitivity, team orientation. Pay Range Actual salary is commensurate with candidate’s relevant years of experience, skillset, education and other qualifications.

USD $19.00 - USD $19.00 /Hr.

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