Full-Time
KYC Associate
Posted on 11/7/2025
Deutsche Bank
10,001+ employees
Global bank offering investment, asset, retail.
No salary listed
Bengaluru, Karnataka, India
In Person
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- Six or more years of relevant work experience in AML, KYC, or compliance within corporate financial services, research or analytics roles in banks or knowledge process outsourcing organizations.
- Understanding of controls, compliance, and investigation functions in banks.
- Familiarity with AML/KYC regulations and industry guidelines including the Financial Services Authority, Joint Money Laundering Steering Group, the third European Union Money Laundering Directive, and the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive.
- Ability to interpret regulatory guidelines and assess risk scores and entity types.
- Ability to interpret alerts.
- Ability to identify trends and inconsistencies.
- Understanding of the end-to-end KYC process.
- Verify client data.
- Perform due diligence on new and existing clients covering a range of client types including listed and regulated entities, small/medium/large private and public companies, and more complex structures such as special purpose vehicles, cooperatives, foundations and funds, governments, and joint ventures.
- Verify KYC documentation of clients to be adopted or reviewed.
- Perform risk assessment of clients to be adopted or reviewed.
- Sign off on new client adoptions and periodic reviews.
- Manage New Client Adoption or Periodic Review stream to ensure requests are approved in accordance with regulatory requirements and the bank's internal policies.
- Manage exceptions ensuring that all service level agreements defined with the business on timeliness and quality are adhered to.
Deutsche Bank provides global financial services including investment banking, asset management, and retail banking for individuals, businesses, and institutions. It earns income through loan interest, fees, and trading and investment revenue, while applying AI and cloud technology to improve efficiency and client offerings. The bank differentiates itself by combining traditional banking with deep technology integration and a strong focus on ESG, sustainable finance, and support for entrepreneurs during economic crises. Its goal is to deliver comprehensive financial solutions across client segments, promote responsible investing, and help clients navigate economic challenges.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Frankfurt, Germany
Founded
1870
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- 2025 annual report shows 10.3% RoTE and €33 billion revenues, confirming 2026 outlook.
- Q1 2026 profit jumps 8% to €1.9 billion, second-strongest quarter after 2007.
- Arranges $516 million syndicated loan for Nigeria's Sokoto-Badagry highway project.
What critics are saying
- DWS greenwashing scandal triggers SEC fines and outflows from €1 trillion AUM.
- BNP Paribas captures transaction banking share with 15% higher Q1 2026 volumes.
- Basel III Endgame raises G-SIB capital needs, forcing FIC trading deleveraging by 2027.
What makes Deutsche Bank unique
- Deutsche Bank leads European transaction banking with cross-border payments and trade finance.
- DWS develops digital asset solutions for cryptocurrency and blockchain investments.
- Private Bank targets ultra-high-net-worth clients in Switzerland, Dubai, and Cayman Islands.
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Benefits
Health Insurance
Paid Vacation
Parental Leave
Family Planning Benefits
Professional Development Budget
Mental Health Support
Flexible Work Hours
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