International Settlements Operations Analyst (British Columbia)

International Settlements Operations Analyst (British Columbia)

06 Nov
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National Bank of Canada
|
British Columbia

06 Nov

National Bank of Canada

British Columbia

International settlements expertise meets work from home at National Bank, supporting equity transactions, discrepancy analysis, and operational compliance across Capital Markets.
As an Analyst in the Capital Markets Operations Settlement team, you support settlement activities across all business lines. You act as a settlement resource, contribute to strategy execution, and support the Bank’s transformation. The team includes twelve employees and reports to the Manager International Settlements.
Key Responsibilities: Support activities related to international settlement processes
Settle equity transactions at the depository
Analyze discrepancies related to settlement processes
Monitor compliance with policies, standards, and procedures




Provide technical support and process improvement recommendations
Requirements: Three-year college diploma and three years’ relevant experience
Knowledge of listed products and Microsoft Excel
Experience in Capital Markets and Payment Operations
Problem-solving experience with irregular transactions
French and English language proficiency
Apply international settlements, equity transaction, Excel, and analytical skills within National Bank’s Capital Markets Operations team.

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📌 International Settlements Operations Analyst (British Columbia)
🏢 National Bank of Canada
📍 British Columbia

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