Welcome to the team:
Trainee in the Compliance department of CFCB S.A. (m/f/diverse)

  • Location
    Location:
    Luxemburg

Your tasks

  • Assist the CCO and CO in daily tasks.
  • Regulatory Monitoring: Track local and international regulatory developments relevant to the bank.
  • Compliance Analysis: Participate in evaluating and analyzing the compliance of the bank's processes and transactions.
  • Compliance risk: Contribute to the identification, assessment, and management of compliance risks.
  • Support for Audits: Assist in the preparation and execution of internal and external compliance audits.
  • Procedure Implementation: Help create, update, and implement compliance policies and procedures.
  • Training and Awareness: Aid in preparing training materials and raising employee awareness about compliance issues.
  • Reporting: Prepare detailed reports on compliance activities for management and regulatory authorities.

Your profile

  • Education: Master’s student in a relevant field (law, finance, risk management, etc.).
  • Compliance Knowledge: Understanding of banking compliance principles and financial regulations.
  • Analytical Skills: Strong ability to analyze and synthesize regulatory and compliance data.
  • Technical Skills: Proficiency in MS Office tools (Excel, PowerPoint, Word).
  • Languages: Excellent command of German and English. Any other language (esp. French) is an asset.
  • Personal Qualities: Rigorous, team-oriented, proactive, and good communication skills.
  • Availability: Ability to adapt to a work-study schedule, balancing academic commitments and work responsibilities.

The company

Commerzbank Finance & Covered Bond S.A. (CFCB) was established in February 2016 as a successor institution to the former Luxembourg Pfandbrief banks EEPK S.A. and HFI S.A. As a specialised financial institution, it has in the past issued bonds and pledges under Luxembourg law (Lettres de Gage – LDG). The main focus of the business was the financing of the public sector through bonds and loans to states, states, municipalities and other public legal entities based in the countries of the European Economic Area and the OECD. In line with the Group strategy, CFCB operates a value-sensitive, risk-oriented decommissioning of its former Public Finance portfolio. In the course of this, it - in addition to the organic meltdown of the portfolio - actively buys back own issues, and uses the profits generated from them to sell additional assets. Issuance activities in the form of Lettres de Gage (Pfandbriefs under Luxembourg law) no longer take place.

Contact

Interested? Ready to join our sympatic and dynamic team on a part time basis (60%) for 18 month period? Please apply via our job portal.