Legal & Compliance Department
Bank of China USA
Legal & Compliance Department
Bank of China USA
Runs cross-border banking between the US and China
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.
The Associate of Compliance Training, within the LCD Governance Team, will manage the lifecycle of LCD policies and procedures, ensuring alignment with regulatory requirements and internal governance standards. This position will collaborate with cross-functional teams to manage and analyze compliance training data, monitor key performance indicators, and provide actionable insights to drive training effectiveness. Partner with stakeholders to coordinate and streamline training programs and support strategic planning efforts. Prepare reporting materials and presentation decks for working groups, committees, and senior management. Compile documentation in response to audit requests and support various ad-hoc compliance initiatives as required.
Include but are not limited to:
Policy & Procedure
Training Data/Metrics Management & Analytics
Training Project Management & Planning
Audit Request
Reporting & Presentations
Ad-Hoc Work
Actual salary is commensurate with candidate’s relevant years of experience, skillset, education and other qualifications.
USD $42,000.00 - USD $150,000.00 /Yr.Compensation: 42000 to 150000 (USD)
Runs cross-border banking between the US and China
Bank of China USA, the US branch network of Bank of China, handles banking between the United States and China for companies, financial institutions, and wealthy individuals. It was the first Chinese bank in the United States and uses its parent's global network to connect clients with overseas banking services. Chinese companies operating in the US and Fortune 500 firms use it for corporate loans, trade finance, currency trading and cross-border cash management, paying interest and service fees, while individuals use its personal banking. The US network dates to 1981, when Bank of China, founded in 1912, reopened its operations with a branch in New York, where the US business is based.
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