RBI Liaisoning & Reporting role (CA Freshers required)

Job Description

Job Role: Authoriser - RBI Liaisoning & Reporting Job Location : Fort-Nanik Motwani Marg, Mumbai Job Purpose: The staff shall be responsible for scrutiny of documents in terms of compliance with FEMA Regulations and Internal Policies defined by the bank. The staff will be responsible for timely and accurate reporting of Transaction to RBI through various channels. The staff will communicate with customers and other stake holders for advisory on various FEMA related queries. Job Responsibilities(JR): 1. Trade compliance for Capital Accounts Basic knowledge of ODI - Overseas Direct Investment, FDI - Foreign Direct Investment, ECB - External Commercial Borrowings, Branch Office, Liaison office, SNRR Accounts & Off shore (IFSC / SEZ) transactions etc. Handle Audit observations and ensure timely responses. Handle Compliance Testing for the Department. To review all the circulars issued by various regulatory authorities and implements the same by incorporating revised guidelines into existing processes. Ensure that all processing units comply with RBI and ICC rules and regulations. Update the processing units of all changes in the regulations. Ensure that observations of RBI and external FEMA auditors are responded and adequately closed. 2. Represent Bank during meeting with Regulators, FEDAI, etc To meet the regulators on various matter To give opinion on various FEMA related matters. To give suggestions for improvisation of process To write / suggest better processes to RBI on FEMA and other regulations Represent the Bank in AD workshops and other meetings at RBI to provide market feedback to RBI and help the regulator in framing the guidelines. 3. Networking with other Banks Compliance Staffs - Networking with other banks compliance Staffs and understand their implementation of extant regulations. To derive information of best practices of banking industry and implement the same if its compatible with the banks culture and system. 4. Roll out of New Processes - Roll out of new processes or amendment of old processes as and when the internal and external regulations undergo changes. This is a very critical activity since the processes rolled out should be in compliance with the extant RBI rules and regulations. 5. Training Users of all Trade branches and processing centers - To help the branches understand the products to be handled by them and make them aware of the internal processes and RBI and ICC regulations governing these products 6. Meetings with external customers - Meet RBI central office officials along with representatives of Banks Customer for exceptional cases, referred by regions, requiring approvals from CO