The Research Editor will monitor, analyze, and update compliance profiles, provide data insights, maintain automated workflows, and respond to client inquiries, while supporting various projects.
Job Description:
About the Role
Dow Jones Risk & Compliance is a global provider of third-party risk management and regulatory compliance solutions. We deliver data, research tools and services to help our clients meet anti-money laundering, anti-bribery, anti-corruption and economic sanctions regulations and mitigate third-party risk.
You will join a team of multilingual experts who research, record and update details on individuals and entities from specific countries for the Dow Jones Risk & Compliance database. You will report to a manager within the Risk & Compliance research team. You will be based in Singapore.
You Will:
- Create and update Dow Jones Risk & Compliance profiles for a variety of countries and Risk & Compliance contents by continually monitoring and analysing relevant publicly available websites and media sources
- Research and extract relevant data adhering to Risk & Compliance coverage guidelines on content selection, data coverage and accuracy standards ensuring that people and entity profiles are complete, accurate and up-to-date
- Contribute to workflow improvements and tool efficiencies using an automation mindset
- Maintain and monitor existing automated workflows
- Monitor and analyse changes in anti-money laundering regulations
- Respond in writing to clients’ questions about Risk & Compliance content
- Write due diligence reports on companies and/or individuals as required and contribute to other projects and initiatives
- Support the Dow Jones B2B business with translation services as and when required
You Have:
- Fluency in English, Arabic and Bahasa
- Knowledge of tools such as Python, HTML, advanced knowledge of Excel, Macros/VBA programming and/or SQL
- Excellent research, analytical and writing skills
- Proofreading skills and experience in handling large volumes of information
- Sound decision-making and problem-solving skills
- A reliable and responsible attitude and an ability to work autonomously
- An openness to different views and appreciation of team diversity
- An ability to work well with others
- The ability to manage priorities to meet deadlines
- The ability to communicate clearly and effectively
Preferred:
- Fluency in additional languages
- Knowledge of and interest in current affairs and anti-money laundering regulations
- Education to a degree level or relevant experience
APAC Benefits
- Comprehensive Insurance & Retirement plans
- Paid Time Off and Leaves
- Education Benefits
- Family Care Benefits
- Career Growth Programs
- Access to Dow Jones Products
- Employee Referral Program
- Employee Well-being Support & Fitness Programs
Business Area:
Dow Jones - Data & AIJob Category:
Data Analytics/Warehousing & Business IntelligenceUnion Status:
Non-Union roleTop Skills
Excel
HTML
Macros/Vba
Python
SQL
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