Trade Finance Analyst APAC

ey Responsibilities A

• nalyze trade finance transactions and ensure compliance with regulations and internal policies. F
• ull understanding of banking practices with regards to trade finance. W
• ork with internal stakeholders to facilitate trade operations and resolve any issues or discrepancies, negotiating both with our customer and internal stakeholder. M
• onitor and manage trade finance documentation, including letters of credit, guarantees, and other trade instruments. C
• onduct financial thoughtfulness and risk assessments for trade finance transactions. Provide advice and guidance to business units on trade finance matters. S
• tay updated on industry trends and regulations related to trade finance. E
• valuate trade facility requirements and establish such facilities with core Banking group S
• upport businesses to roll out Supplier Financing and Customer financing initiatives, negotiating with banks on Agreements and Pricing as required F
• amiliar with country-specific trade financing instruments where available (e.g. Bank Acceptance Draft in China) C
• ash Management for selected Asia Pacific countries, ensuring cash is being managed and invested in the most efficient manner, while complying with Honeywell’s cash investment policy e
• Banking systems familiarity and administration I
• mplement and roll out global treasury related projects as assigned F
• amiliarity with Systems & Reporting, providing support to relevant stakeholders in the form of providing access and connectivity M
• aintain excellent Banking relationships

ualities we look for: P

• rior experience in managing Bank Guarantee and Letter of Credit issuance and acceptance E
• xperience in managing Supplier Financing and Customer Financing S
• trong verbal and written communication skills A
• bility to multitask and prioritize E
• xcellent Team player A
• bility to work with multiple stakeholders A
• bility to adapt to changing business circumstances and a fast-paced environment A
bility to work independently with minimal supervision

• S

kills Requirement 4