KYC Operations Analyst 2
Citi
KYC Operations Analyst 2
Citi
Runs banking and payments for global clients
The KYC Operations Analyst 2 is an intermediate-level position responsible for Anti-Money Laundering (AML) monitoring, governance, oversight and regulatory reporting activities in coordination with the Compliance and Control team. The overall objective of this role is to develop and manage a dedicated internal KYC (Know Your Client) program at Citi.
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Business Unit: Global Screening Operations
Global Screening Operations (GSO) is a global process in line with Citi's Sanctions and Non-Sanctions Screening Policy. Sanctions screening occurs against lists (Worldcheck, OFAC, Global, Local, etc.) in order to identify and prevent transactions or accounts that are prohibited by U.S. and non-U.S. sanctions laws and regulations or that, if not prohibited, may represent a reputational risk due to the involvement of individuals or entities associated with narcotics trafficking, terrorism, or the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction.
For non-sanctions, screening occurs to identify attributes that may indicate corruption, financial misconduct or other criminal or unethical behavior which is an important part of the due diligence and monitoring processes. Furthermore, it is a key control for mitigating money laundering, terrorist financing and reputational risks.
Purpose of role
The potential matches that are generated against Sanctions and Non-Sanctions watchlists, PEP list, OFAC, UN, EU lists, adverse media, global/local lists, worldcheck lists and other applicable lists are to be reviewed by using the CitiScreening workflow (case management tool) to determine whether the match can be concurred as false match or requires escalation to the next level of review.
Key responsibilities
Qualifications, Skills and competencies
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