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I wont want to have poor work balance with high pay. |
Anyone knows or work in Sanctions Screening in Bank of Tokyo MUFG? May I know how is the work, culture and prospect in this role in MUFG?
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Mid career switch
Hi everyone,
it has been enlightening reading up on how the fresh grads can get into compliance/AML functions. However, I would like to go further and ask for some advice for myself. I am going to be 40 come 2019 and I have spent the last 10 years (since 2008) in trading and other functions with brokerages. A couple of years ago, I started my own firm and was licensed with MAS as a broker(SFA). During that time, I focused on the compliance aspect of the company (regulators/licencing/KYC/AML) while the other partners did the front office work. However, it didn't work out and I am now looking to join the corporate world. What I would like to know is if I could join a FI in compliance at a middle level rather than a fresh hire. Hope to hear your inputs. Thank you. |
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The questions that you'd ask yourself is - for a mid level position, why would they choose you over somebody who spent the same amount of years across several big FIs with 100% focus in the regulatory / compliance space. That person would very likely have hands-on experience with numerous trading platforms - the same as you, and with one or more dedicated surveillance platforms. Nonetheless, these are just my views - it's best you get an professional advice instead. |
Currently in a Big4 within the AML service line doing stuff such CDD,TM,SOW,Regulatory GAP Analysis etc. Drawing 4.8k.
Got offered a job at a Swiss Private Bank with a 100% increment for a TM specific role. Would you recommend the jump? |
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Means 9.6k? Of course go. |
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Salary Expectation : AML KYC Director
Hi All
Quick Question: What is considered a good salary for an Expat in Singapore to work in a British Bank as an AML KYC Director (Senior Manager) My Background: 36 yrs old Male , Muslim, US Citizen, 4 Kids and currently living in NY. 10+ years of banking experience within AML KYC space, CAMS certified with Masters degree. Thanks |
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Or a new job? In the first case, perhaps you may find out more information from the HR and/or colleagues who are already working in Singapore... For the latter, and with 4 kids + your wife (assuming she will be homemaker), safe bet would be at least SGD$250,000 to not "struggle", but that also depends on your lifestyle. Groceries and daily necessities are cheap in common supermarkets in Singapore as compared to NYC. Large chunk of your disposable income will be for your kids (schools, etc.) and accommodation (rental, furnishing, monthly upkeep,etc.). Maybe you could get a second-hand used car... but i would advise against doing that unless you have work out the math. |
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