Alerts Analyst, Alerts Management Level a Team

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**POSITION PURPOSE**:
Within Group Compliance, Group Financial Security (GFS) mission is to supervise and coordinate at Group level the organisation and implementation of the control framework designed to prevent corruption, money-laundering and financing of terrorism, to comply with embargoes and international financial sanctions and to protect customers interests. With respect to compliance with embargoes and international financial sanctions, BNP Paribas has set up an elaborate filtering process of its Swift and SEPA messages, based on a centralised platform (SHINE) and an organisation on 4 levels to screen the detections:

- Level A : first level of filtering at Group level, under GFS responsibility and under APAC Compliance COO in APAC : this level releases obvious “false hits” and escalates the other alerts to B1 for investigation
- Level B1 : under each Métier responsibility; this level investigates alerts escalated by Level A, gathers all the relevant information needed (client identity and economic purpose of the transaction) and expresses an opinion to Level B2
- Level B2 : under Local / Métier Compliance responsibility; this level reviews documentation and opinion provided by Level B1 and takes a final decision, either to release, reject/block or escalate to level C
- Level C is under GFS Paris and GFS New York responsibility. It is the ultimate level making a final decision on alerts escalated to them by Level B2.

At Group level, Level A is provided by a global team under GFS responsibility and APAC Compliance COO in APAC completing screening of all Group alerts generated on the Paris centralised platform SHINE. From an operating perspective, From an operating perspective, Level A relies on a team based in Paris, under GFS Paris direct responsibility, which operates 7am to 8pm Paris time on weekdays. Alongside Paris, a team based in Singapore, reporting directly to Group Compliance Asia Pacific COO based in Singapore and functionally to GFS Paris. The Singapore team will operate according to the following timeframes:
On week days (Singapore time):

- 00am to 8am & 8am to 4pm (teams of 7 + 1 manager)
- 10am to 7pm, 11am to 8pm and 12pm to 9pm (teams of 2-3)

On Saturday (Singapore time):

- 00am to 8am and 12am to 9pm (teams of 3-4)

On Sunday (Singapore time):

- 9am to 5pm & 5pm to 12pm (team of 2-3)

French public holidays: supports Paris team if necessary (2-month notice)

On Singapore Public holidays, the service is to be provided as usual.

Level A responsibility is primarily treating a very large number of alerts within a short timeframe in order to release the messages that are, without doubt, “false hits”. All the other alerts must be escalated to the next level, ie B1. Level A team manager regularly conducts checks, through sampling, to ensure that the released alerts have been released properly.

**Key Responsibilities**
- Identify the obvious false positive alerts that need to be released for final processing
- Escalate the true alerts in Shine to Level B1 for investigation.

Contribute to an efficient treatment of alerts by the team in the defined timescale by:

- quickly informing the team leader of any issue relating to the system or unexpected surges in volumes
- providing feedback on the nature of alerts in the context of unusual circumstances (a