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A leading global financial infrastructure platform is seeking a KYC Analyst to manage client onboarding processes. This role involves conducting rigorous KYC due diligence, ensuring compliance with regulations, and collaborating with diverse teams. Candidates should have a minimum of 3 years' experience in KYC within financial institutions and be proficient in English and Chinese. You will be part of a rapidly growing sector as we shape the future of finance.
As the digital asset industry continues to evolve, so does OSL. With our growth and expansion, we are seeking a KYC Analyst, Client Operations to join our team. This role is essential for managing our client onboarding processes and ensuring compliance with KYC regulatory requirements. Your expertise will help us navigate the complexities of onboarding individual (retail) clients while maintaining our commitment to excellence.
If you're ready to build the future of finance with us, please apply with your resume.
OSL Group (863.HK) is a leading global financial infrastructure platform bridging traditional finance and the digital asset economy through blockchain technology. The Group is dedicated to providing efficient, seamless, and regulatory-compliant financial services to individuals and businesses worldwide.
OSL delivers a comprehensive suite of regulated services through its licensed platforms, including 24/7 OTC brokerage with deep liquidity fiat gateways and competitive pricing; omnibus brokerage solutions enabling traditional financial institutions to integrate digital assets; SOC 2 Type 2-certified custody with up to US$1 billion insurance protection; and compliant retail trading channels; wealth management solutions, including scheduled launches on tokenised treasuries and RWAs; and in preparation for cross-border payment infrastructure via OSL Pay.
"Open, Secure, Licensed" are the principles OSL lives by. OSL is expanding its compliant infrastructure across Japan, Australia, and Europe, potentially Southeast Asia, powering the next generation of global financial infrastructure.