Senior Officer - Branchless Banking Compliance  
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Job Title:   Senior Officer - Branchless Banking Compliance
Category:   Accounts
Total Positions:   1
Job Location:   Bahawalpur
Gender:   No Preference
Minimum Education:   Masters
Degree Title:   MBA/M.com/BBA, Or Master’s degree in relevant field
Career Level:   Entry Level
Minimum Experience:   3 Years
Salary Range:   PKR 0 to 0 per Month
Apply By:   Nov 26, 2018
     
     
 
Job Description:

We are seeking applications for the position of Senior Officer, Branchless Banking Compliance. Interested candidates meeting the following criteria are encouraged to apply online.

Job responsibilities:

  • Sound Knowledge Branchless Banking Regulations and Operations.
  • Understanding of PRs and AML regulations and industry wide best practices.
  • Monitor and review Branchless banking activities and transactions, along with Branchless Banking Retailers/Agents.
  • To conduct Compliance Reviews to ensure compliance with Regulations, Policies & Procedures of his assigned area
  • Follow up and rectifications of the observations identified during Compliance reviews.
  • Consolidate and prepare periodic reports.
  • Investigation of the queries from AML desk
  • Other Responsibilities Assigned by HOD and Management

Required Skills: Strong verbal and written communication, Leadership and team Management, Knowledge of PRs & Analytical skills

  Qualification:  MBA/M.com/BBA, Or Master’s degree in relevant field                             

  Experience:    3 years in Branch and Branchless banking Compliance.

Job Location:    Bahawalpur.


Company Information
 
Company Name:  NRSP Microfinance Bank Limited
Company Description:
NRSP Microfinance Bank Limited (NRSPB) commenced its operations in March 2011 from Southern Punjab. It has a countrywide license to offer microcredit, deposit and other banking services to its customers and currently provides demand-driven financial services to low-income markets in 23 districts of Pakistan. These services prioritize rural and poor clientele but are also offered to an array of urban and rural customers and institutions, forming a diverse socio-economic client base.

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