Mitarbeiter Compliance & Controlling (m/w/d) — Raiffeisen
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Full description
For <b>Raiffeisenbank Regio Unteres Toggenburg & Neckertal,</b> a successful and locally oriented bank with headquarters in Bütschwil and offices in Mosnang, Schönengrund and Oberhilfeschwil, we are looking for a personality as an employee Compliance & Controlling (m/f/d).
Tasks
- Ensuring compliance with applicable external and internal regulatory requirements in the areas of compliance, money laundering and risk control
- Review of transaction investigations, customer risk assessments and NameMatching investigations
- Submission of STORs
- Cooperation in the organisation and implementation of internal compliance training
- Support for employees in money laundering, risk and compliance issues
- Implementation and documentation of ICS checks
Requirements
- Completed vocational training as a businesswoman/Kauffmann Bank, preferably already Raiffeisen experience or equivalent commercial training with experience in the financial sector
- Experience and knowledge in compliance, money laundering and risk control
- Structured, reliable, exact and independent working methods with high quality awareness and a sense of responsibility
- Communication, teamwork and initiative
- IT affinity in the implementation of regulatory requirements
We offer
Cooperative values are our fundamental pillars: togetherness. For each other. They shape our cooperation and our interaction with each other. The Du culture creates personal closeness and eye level across all functional levels.
Job details
- Company: Raiffeisen
- Position: Mitarbeiter Compliance & Controlling (m/w/d)
- Location: Schönengrund, Appenzell
- Salary: CHF 65'000 - 98'500 (source unverified)
- Sector: Sanità / Ospedali
- Expired on: 2026-08-31
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