Analyst

National Bank of Canada; Montreal; On-site; CAD 60,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Join a leading financial institution as an Analyst in Transaction Settlements. Leverage your expertise to oversee equity transactions, analyze discrepancies, and ensure compliance. Enjoy a collaborative environment with opportunities for remote work and career advancement.

Benefits

Health and wellness programs

Insurance options

Pension plans

Share ownership

Telemedicine

Qualifications

• Three years of relevant experience or equivalent education.
• Good knowledge of Listed Products.

Responsibilities

• Oversee the settlement of equity transactions.
• Analyze discrepancies in the settlement process.
• Collaborate with different sectors to provide technical support.

Skills

Analytical Skills

Attention to Detail

Problem Solving

Education

Three-year college diploma

Tools

Microsoft Office

Excel

Job description

A career as an Analyst in Transaction Settlements within the International Settlements team at the National Bank offers an opportunity to leverage your expertise in developing and executing strategies across all business lines. You will play a role in the Bank’s transformation by participating in various transaction settlement processes.

Your responsibilities:

· Serve as a resource for activities related to Canadian & American Settlement

· Oversee the settlement of equity transactions at the depository

· Analyze discrepancies in the settlement process

· Monitor activities to ensure compliance with policies, standards, and procedures

· Collaborate with different sectors to provide technical support to stakeholders

· Offer information for decision-making and recommend process improvements

Your team:

This position reports to the Manager of International Settlements. You will work daily with a team of experts. Our team, currently of twelve motivated members, offers opportunities for remote work.

Within the Operations, Financial Markets team, numerous career advancement options are available, including staying in the same role, promotion, or moving to other sectors.

Our training programs focus on on-the-job learning, complemented by access to colleagues with diverse expertise, experience, and backgrounds to support your development.

Prerequisites:

· A three-year college diploma or equivalent in a related field, with three years of relevant experience, or an equivalent combination of education and experience

· Good knowledge of Listed Products

· Proficiency with Microsoft Office, especially Excel

· Ability to learn new systems quickly

· Ability to work under pressure accurately and efficiently

· Experience in Financial Market and Payment Operations

· Experience in resolving issues with irregular transactions

Benefits:

We offer competitive compensation and a wide range of flexible benefits to support your wellbeing and that of your family, including health and wellness programs, insurance options, pension plans, share ownership, assistance programs, banking services, community involvement opportunities, telemedicine, and sleep clinics.

Our work environment promotes collaboration and values employee feedback through surveys and ongoing communication.

Our commitment:

As a human-centered bank, we prioritize courage, entrepreneurship, and passion for our people. Our mission is to positively impact lives, guided by values of partnership, agility, empowerment, and inclusivity. We provide accessible, barrier-free workplaces and recruitment processes. If accommodations are needed, please inform us during your initial conversations. We welcome all candidates to join our team and pursue their ambitions with us.