Analyst - KYC and Onboarding Support

Job description

Your career at Deutsche Börse Group

Your Area of Work

Reporting into the Head of KYC and Onboarding Support Team, you will support the daily activity of relationship managers with an understanding of all documentation that is used to set up a new customer and maintain compliant relationships with existent customers.

Your Responsibilities

KYC Perform thorough KYC reviews on Clearstream Fund Centre clients and ensure compliance with regulatory requirements

• Ensure strict adherence to existing AML policies and perform thorough checks on clients with this regard
• Oversee annual reviews in line with Clearstream Fund Centre risk rating and due diligence procedures
• Collaborate with internal teams to ensure compliance with KYC and AML frameworks ONBOARDING Provide a document list to a customer requesting to open a new account
• Verify completed customer document package for pre-check
• Collect required documents for new customers or service change After having reviewed and validated the collected documents, prepare the package for the customer onboarding approval process
• Manage customers on a day-to-day basis and optimize customer processes Support RM with respect to escalated customer queries and other customer-related administrative tasks
• Ensure that prospects are turned into satisfied customers by migrating them quickly and efficiently Your Profile: Experience in KYC and/or Client Onboardings is desirable University degree in Economics, Business Administration, Finance, or another relevant subject Good understanding of the financial services industry and especially the funds industry
• Excellent communication skills, customer focus and service orientation An understanding of banking products and processes in the funds industry An understanding of Banking, Asset Managers and Global Custodians Sensitivity towards cultural differences Capacity to work independently, a curious state of mind, results-oriented Languages: English, Knowledge of French & German would be an additional asset.