Role at a glance
- Job function
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Investments & Capital Markets Investment Operations
- Salary
- Not Disclosed
- Location
- Fukuoka, Japan
- Employment
- Full-time
- Experience
- Minimum 3 years experiences in financial services, fund accounting and/or a back-office operations environment.
- Education
- Bachelor degree or above
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Role Summary
This Senior Associate is a team leader in the Trust Services department in Tokyo, handling day-to-day trust services operations as an expert processor and approver. The role supervises operational work and supports the team manager with process, staff development, and improvements to the daily operating model.
What You'll Do
- Assign work, supervise daily operations, and serve as the process subject matter expert.
- Audit deliverables for accuracy and timeliness; resolve complex issues and escalate as needed.
- Maintain procedures and work with the Manager to ensure the team follows corporate compliance, risk policies, and SOPs.
- Assist the First Line Manager with enhancements to the daily operating model.
- Coordinate on-the-job training and assist with staff development and succession planning.
- Build collaborative relationships with inter-departmental contacts to achieve business goals.
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View full postingQualifications
Bachelor degree or above; minimum 3 years of experience in financial services, fund accounting and/or a back-office operations environment; effective verbal and written communication in Japanese and English, with Japanese prioritized.
Required
- Detail oriented
- Highly numerate
- Self-starter
- Motivated
- Ability to meet tight deadline
- Good analytical skills
- Good leadership to leading junior staffs
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Who we are looking for
Trust asset management services is the core business in State Street Japan and Trust Services department is providing the services to institutional investors as trustee. This position is a team leader role of the Trust Services department, Tokyo, Japan. This role is expert level processor and handling approver tasks on day to day business as team leader, and report to team manager. The candidate requires minimum 3 years experiences in financial services, fund accounting and/or a back-office operations environment.
What you will be responsible for
As Senior Associate you will
- Assign work and supervise the flow of daily operations and be the subject matter expert for process;
- Audit all deliverables, ensuring the accuracy and timeliness of deliverables;
- Be accountable for all the assigned tasks, resolve complex issues and escalate as needed acting with a sense of urgency to meet required deliverables;
- Update and maintain procedures for all tasks/activities and work with the Manager to ensure all corporate compliance, risk policies and SOP’s are adhered to by the team;
- Build a collaborative relationship with inter-departmental contacts and achieve business goals.
- Assist First Line Manager in making enhancements to the daily operating model;
- Coordinate On-The-Job training for staff members and assist the Manager with staff development and succession planning.
- Act and dress professionally, instill a professional attitude at all times in the team.
What we value
These skills will help you succeed in this role
· Detail oriented
· Highly numerate
· Self-starter
· Motivated
· Ability to meet tight deadline
· Good analytical skills
· Good leadership to leading junior staffs
Education & Preferred Qualifications
· Bachelor degree or above
· Minimum 3 years experiences in financial services, fund accounting and/or a back-office operations environment.
· Ability of effective communication in both Japanese and English, both verbally and in writing. (Japanese language is priority)
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