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HSBC Holdings plc in Geneva seeks a Client Lifecycle Management Analyst to manage onboarding, CDD modifications and PEDR reviews. You will perform KYC/KYT, screening, and data management to support front-office clients while ensuring regulatory compliance and strong client service.
The role requires AML knowledge, due diligence experience, and the ability to work under pressure within a Swiss private banking context. Collaboration with multiple teams is essential.
The Client Lifecycle Management Analyst is responsible for managing all Client Lifecycle Management tasks related to Customer life cycle events.
For all types of risks levels to meet applicable legal, regulatory requirements as well as HSBC policies and procedures (Customer Due Diligence (CDD), Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Sanctions), He/She will have to depending on the assigned pool of activities (Onboarding / CDD Modification / Periodic and Event Driven Reviews (PEDR));
This person will deliver consistent and practical end-to-end operational support to client facing teams, providing first-class client experience to both internal (client facing) and external clients, ensuring compliance with internal and external guidelines and regulations for this key client stage. He/She will report to CLM. Production Lead.
Even if you feel you do not meet 100% of our qualifications, we encourage you to apply, if you believe this role is right for you.
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