Analyst/ Associate, Operations, Securities Services Corporate Action/ Income Processing, Institutional Banking Group

Singapore, Singapore

Job Description

Business Function

DBS Institutional Banking Group provides corporate customers with a full range of commercial banking products and services, including cash management services, current accounts, time deposits, trade finance, working capital finance, term loans and foreign exchange. Through our continued commitment, DBS has cultivated long-standing relationships with its customers in the region that are based on account relationship management, service differentiation, product development and rigorous credit standards.

Responsibilities

  • Check and ensure that all corporate action events are processed correctly and promptly
  • Ensure prompt notification to clients on voluntary corporate action events such as rights, dividend with options, expiry of warrants, redemption, etc
  • Check that clients' instructions are executed accordingly
  • Ensure that clients' entitlements are protected
  • Handle clients' enquiries and provide timely responses
  • Maintain high standard of service quality
  • Perform a dual maker/checker role
Requirements
  • Degree holder with working experience in Corporate Actions
  • Knowledge of Swift
  • Computer literate - Microsoft word, excel
  • Responsive, detailed and strive for accuracy
  • Good communication skills and a good team player
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Job Detail

  • Job Id
    JD1206097
  • Industry
    Not mentioned
  • Total Positions
    1
  • Job Type:
    Full Time
  • Salary:
    Not mentioned
  • Employment Status
    Permanent
  • Job Location
    Singapore, Singapore
  • Education
    Not mentioned