FAQs
What is the primary responsibility of a Payments Analyst?
The primary responsibility of a Payments Analyst is to handle and analyze system issues raised by the business and operations team, collaborate with various divisions within Wholesale Banking, and ensure timely updates and resolutions to these issues.
Who does the Payments Analyst report to?
The Payments Analyst reports to a Circle Lead.
What type of collaboration is expected from a Payments Analyst?
A Payments Analyst is expected to actively collaborate with the Center of Excellence, Global Business Partners, and colleagues from various geographies, including the counterpart Hub.
What qualifications are required for the Payments Analyst position?
A Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience is required, along with excellent analytical skills, the ability to work under pressure, and strong written and oral communication skills.
Is experience in payment technology necessary for this role?
Yes, experience working at a payment or payment technology company is preferred.
What skills are emphasized for a successful Payments Analyst?
Key skills include analytical thinking, flexibility, teamwork, client-driven approach, attention to detail, and proficiency in MS Office and multiple applications.
Are there opportunities for improvement proposals in this role?
Yes, the Payments Analyst is expected to formulate proposals for improvement based on the analysis of system issues.
What kind of work environment can a Payments Analyst expect?
A Payments Analyst can expect a fast-paced, collaborative, and cross-functional work environment.
How should a Payments Analyst handle incident monitoring?
A Payments Analyst should create and follow up files for monitoring incidents related to system issues.
Does the Payments Analyst role require working with IT?
Yes, the Payments Analyst is required to collaborate and work with IT and system product owners to resolve system issues.