Elevate your career as a Senior Analyst in Custody Invoicing at National Bank Trust. Leverage your invoicing and operational risk management skills while enjoying a hybrid work model.
As a Senior Analyst within Custody Operations at National Bank Trust, you will be the subject matter expert guiding invoicing processes for institutional investments. This impactful role demands your expertise in operational risk management, process improvement, and your ability to resolve complex issues with business stakeholders. Drive continuous enhancement through automation and strategic initiatives while collaborating in a proactive team environment.
Key Responsibilities:
- Act as the invoicing subject matter expert for custody operations
- Collaborate with stakeholders to resolve complex problems
- Analyze operational discrepancies for timely resolutions
- Identify opportunities for process improvement through automation
- Ensure compliance with internal controls and regulatory policies
Requirements:
- Bachelor's degree in Finance, Business or related field
- Minimum five years in custody or securities operations
- Experience in institutional client support or asset management
- Proficient in Microsoft Office and Power BI
- Knowledge of banking products preferred
Expand your expertise in custody operations while contributing to National Bank Trust's commitment to excellence.
Senior Analyst Custody Operations Expertise in Toronto employer: National Bank of Canada
At National Bank, we pride ourselves on being an exceptional employer that fosters a dynamic and inclusive work culture. As a Senior Manager in the Business Flex team, you will benefit from our commitment to employee growth through personalized coaching and continuous learning opportunities, all while working in a collaborative environment that values your ideas and contributions. With a strong focus on health and wellness, competitive benefits, and a mission to positively impact lives, National Bank is the ideal place for those seeking meaningful and rewarding employment in Ontario.
