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CIBC

Runs banking and investment services across North America

Analyst – Large Cash Transaction Reporting - Large Cash Transaction Reporting

Financial Crime & AMLPosted on Nov 10
Full-timeToronto, ON, CanadaNo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • Demonstrate experience with anti-money laundering and the systems required to complete Large Cash Transaction Reporting submissions to FINTRAC, or have at least two years of data-entry experience, preferably in a regulatory environment.
  • Have strong knowledge of Canadian anti-money laundering and anti-terrorist financing laws and regulations, and working knowledge of those laws and regulations in jurisdictions where CIBC entities operate.
  • Apply judgment and problem-solving skills to provide input and advice on anti-money laundering compliance and risk-management solutions.
  • Manage time efficiently while handling multiple Large Cash Transaction reports simultaneously, manage competing priorities, and meet regulatory deadlines.
  • Conduct independent research as required and understand the anti-money laundering business.

Responsibilities

  • Review and validate Large Cash Transaction Reporting submissions to FINTRAC.
  • Identify, investigate, and resolve cash transaction records flagged as exceptions.
  • Monitor the anti-money laundering Large Cash Transaction Reporting department mailbox and process investigation requests.
  • Enter required information into the Large Cash Transaction Reporting database to enable processing and reporting.
  • Support the Consultant, Large Cash Transaction Reporting and Senior Analyst, Large Cash Transaction Reporting to ensure all reports, including records identified as exceptions, are submitted to FINTRAC within established regulatory timelines.
  • Identify opportunities to improve the operational effectiveness of the Large Cash Transaction Reporting process and facilitate implementation.

About the Company

CIBC

Runs banking and investment services across North America

CIBC runs personal and business banking, wealth management and capital markets businesses for clients in Canada and the United States. Its Canadian retail bank pairs banking centres and contact centres with mobile and online services, while its U.S. business focuses on commercial clients and private wealth. Customers use its accounts, mortgages, loans and investment services to manage cash, borrow and invest. The bank earns interest on lending, charges account and advisory fees, and generates revenue from securities trading and investment management. CIBC was formed by a bank merger in 1961, with operating roots dating to 1867, and is headquartered in Toronto, Ontario.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Toronto, Canada
Founded
1961

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