FAQs
What is the primary role of an Associate in the Trade Operations Transaction Control team?
The primary role involves working directly with internal partners and external clients to investigate and provide decisions on transaction escalations, emphasizing risk and controls.
What qualifications are required for this Associate position?
Candidates must possess extensive knowledge of trade products, expert-level knowledge of ICC Rules, U.S. regulations, and a minimum of 10 years of experience in trade, risk, compliance, or audit areas.
Is a specific certification preferred for this role?
Yes, having a CDCS or CAMS certification is considered a plus.
What skills are essential for success in this position?
Essential skills include excellent verbal and written communication, risk-based decision-making, the ability to analyze processes, and the capacity to manage multiple tasks with competing deadlines.
Will the Associate interact with external regulators?
Yes, the Associate will directly interact with regulators in exams, reviews, issues, and ad-hoc requests.
What kind of training program will the Associate be responsible for creating and delivering?
The Associate will create and deliver training programs such as CDCS certification, targeted Trade Regulatory Compliance training, and risk roundtable forums.
What does being a "Change Champion" entail in this role?
Being a "Change Champion" entails leading initiatives specifically in the Global Trade Finance Risk and Controls environment to foster improvements and ensure compliance.
Is a bachelor’s degree required for this position?
Yes, a bachelor's degree or higher is required for this position.
What is the work environment like for this role?
The work environment is collaborative, supporting a global team atmosphere while also allowing for individual contributions in a complex, high-pressure, and highly regulated setting.
What type of projects might the Associate provide expertise on?
The Associate may provide subject matter expertise on trade transformation projects, including digitization and automation initiatives.