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Société Générale · Chennai, India

Sr Analyst

Chennai, IndiaContract or temporarySenior individual contributorFinance & Accounting

Listed on Société Générale’s official careers site. Posted October 7, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

1.Expertise to handle Import and Export Commodity Letter of Credit, Collections, Guarantee and Other Trade Products

  • Processing / Validation of LC transactions including Issuance, Amendments, and related advisory processes
  • Processing / Validation of Export LC Advising, LC Notifications, and related advisory processes
  • Processing / Validation of Imports and export collection transactions.
  • Processing / Validation of all payments
  • Handling other trade finance products as applicable in respective regions / entities
  • Processing / Validation of Standby LCs as per applicable law
  • Performing of Sanctions and Embargo / Compliance Screening as per policy in force
  • Ability to handle all types of SWIFT Messages. 2.To complete the Workflow on daily basis and pending transactions should escalated to Senior Experts with updated reasons 3.Processing / Validation of transactions as per agreed Service Level Agreement 4.Raising technical queries, discrepancies to Senior Experts and process as per their instructions. 5.Cross train with other region / products etc., to ensure all round contribution 6.Identify opportunities for continuous improvement of systems and processes while handling BAU 7.Contribute to amend / update SOP as and when needed and ensure adherence to the same 8.Contribute towards successful implementation of process transition

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