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 Anti Money Laundering Analyst, with Citigroup Transaction Services

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post Jan 9 2012, 05:11 PM

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wah after browsing thru all the 9 pages...there have been some disagreement...is normal though....i m too working in AML department and yes TL do notice your work rate and dedication to take on all challenges....yes it is mind boggling boring at times...but is all team effort....and which job is not boring after a while??? only sales u get to meet ppl all the time...and u will find meeting ppl boring after a while lol....just my 2cents...
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post Feb 7 2012, 11:16 PM

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I have posted a very extensive blog on my experiences in CTSM as an AML Analyst. I think it should help smile.gif
http://malaysianhokkien.blogspot.com/2012/...-citigroup.html
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post Feb 8 2012, 01:50 PM

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QUOTE(hokkienlang @ Feb 7 2012, 11:16 PM)
I have posted a very extensive blog on my experiences in CTSM as an AML Analyst. I think it should help smile.gif
http://malaysianhokkien.blogspot.com/2012/...-citigroup.html
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lol....again...i'm so happy that i didnt accept the interview offer from CTSM, not even attend the interview...lol...

Btw, i'm wondering how ur fren record the video in the toilet? sweat.gif
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post Feb 8 2012, 02:34 PM

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well, the video was epic. AML dept really run high in turnover.
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post Feb 13 2012, 08:32 PM

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This hokkienlang is a guy who seems to be so frustrated because he didn't get 3k bonus for 2011. He keeps complaining about bonuses. You don't even have a degree, yet the company give you a chance to prove yourself. Instead, you backstab the company and spreading false facts.

I know you... we know who you are. Bear that in your lame mind.

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post Feb 13 2012, 08:33 PM

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Useless in this country. If you're someone big u can get away with it.
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post Mar 1 2012, 07:44 PM

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vvtrush
post Mar 11 2012, 11:19 AM

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Dear all,


Looking at all these comments, i understand how you guys feel, the frustrations and the dilemma because I have went through all these.

Let me introduce myself, I am 1 of the ex-aml staff, during its initial stage. I do not deny that there is a great change of mgmt, especially the top management since the last subprime crisis which greatly affects the working environment, culture and the employee benefits. Understand all of these issues and foresee that company will need to take a long long time to recover its financial strength to be able to give its employee a good benefits and career prospect, adding to this "cost cutting" is not just for CTSM staffs but also affected those at Menara too ( I will say " Global Scale Cost Cutting"), i decided to leave. Today, I can said I have no regrets and glad that I choose to leave and made a right decision.

These are my opinions and advise to a few categories of you there:-

1) For those that feels that your life purpose/mission is to work for Citi ( Citi never sleeps), to serve Citi's shareholders interest, then by all means stay there & work the rest of your life there. Do not force your thoughts on other people. shakehead.gif

2)For those feels that there is potential, hoping a miracle to come and is waiting, at the same time despair unsure.gif over the management and leadership of the dept icon_question.gif . My advise is learn to understand how the whole AML works for your career advancement, how the whole CTSM works for your career advancement, how the whole Citi works for your career advancement and most importantly how the skills and experience you gain in AML can be " transferable/bridge" to your dream. Ask yourself this question, " How can I use the skills and experience gain in AML at other area/job?" By then, you will have the answer and know what to do. rolleyes.gif

3) For those planning to leave and looking for opportunity elsewhere, my advise is do not give up. Keep trying and I am sure there is a place for you as long as you are "WILING". Once you decide to leave, do not look back and turn back. There is a chinese saying " A good horse does not turn back". So , are you the good horse? biggrin.gif Here, I wish you all the BEST rclxms.gif

4) For those wonder if you should take up the job offer and work for this dept, my advise to you is learn to understand your personality if its match with this job. If its yes, then take it ( hint: this job is a "high class" factory job, oops sorry no more high class but "medium class" factory job). If its not, find opportunity elsewhere. Please do not take a job because you are desperate for job, being unemployed for long, financial problem, etc. If its so, you will be disappointed. rolleyes.gif

5) For those that disagree with my opinion, well this is my opinion which I would like to share to others like -minded people. Like what I mentioned above " Do not force your thoughts on other people" and my opinions is always in "advise" basis, ultimate decision will be themselves. rolleyes.gif

Hope this helps some of you and all the BEST. thumbup.gif
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post Apr 2 2012, 10:44 PM

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post Apr 3 2012, 01:48 PM

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QUOTE(Bunc @ Apr 2 2012, 10:44 PM)
Lots of smiley in your post, you yourself are actually quite scared to raise your voice, am i right?

Well, Gen Y folks do not adapt themselves to the lame office politics, they learn as much as they could and blah when the time is right/things got very ugly. Only Baby boomers and gen x do stick to whatever fate brings to them. So, there is no such things as you have to get your personality right in order to work in compliance department a.k.a the most rigid and boring dept in the entire world.
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Does anyone know, on which floor do the CTSM department is now in at CAPSquare? I meant the floor that an AMLA analyst would actually work in in CAPsquare?


Added on April 3, 2012, 1:49 pmDoes anyone know, on which floor do the CTSM department is now in at CAPSquare? I meant the floor that an AMLA analyst would actually work in in CAPsquare?

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post Apr 8 2012, 03:56 PM

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QUOTE(Bunc @ Apr 2 2012, 10:44 PM)
Lots of smiley in your post, you yourself are actually quite scared to raise your voice, am i right?

Well, Gen Y folks do not adapt themselves to the lame office politics, they learn as much as they could and blah when the time is right/things got very ugly. Only Baby boomers and gen x do stick to whatever fate brings to them. So, there is no such things as you have to get your personality right in order to work in compliance department a.k.a the most rigid and boring dept in the entire world.
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Pls find below replies to ur Qs:-

1) Lots of smiley in your post, you yourself are actually quite scared to raise your voice, am i right?

Der tongue.gif The company is not mine; moreover Citi is just buying our time to help them in their never ending volume.Basic trade principle, u do not need me to teach u this basic, right? Decision maker to change the policy is not me & u too, so what is there to voice. If can change the situation, all these negative feedback about AML wont appear in this forum and there wont be such high turnover at AML. Situation will speaks it all.
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Well, Gen Y folks do not adapt themselves to the lame office politics, they learn as much as they could and blah when the time is right/things got very ugly.

You yourself called that "lame office politic", if you have edifying mindset, is there a need to adapt to it, to dwell in it? Pls use ur time & effort somewhere else better if you are proactive person... Talking to a cow.. yawn.gif

they learn as much as they could and blah when the time is right/things got very ugly.

I am definitely not the culprit to cause this bad time, so why am i oblige to stay & persevere for faults that is not mine... Der... Stupid... Gen Y is good at seizing opportunity when time is right; no more old story i work in this company for 20, 30 yrs, etc... Outdated & Old Fashion... Hello, now is the information age era... Wake up from your outdated world... doh.gif


Only Baby boomers and gen x do stick to whatever fate brings to them.
Like what i have mentioned in my previous post, is your choice:-
1) For those that feels that your life purpose/mission is to work for Citi ( Citi never sleeps), to serve Citi's shareholders interest, then by all means stay there & work the rest of your life there. Do not force your thoughts on other people.


So, there is no such things as you have to get your personality right in order to work in compliance department a.k.a the most rigid and boring dept in the entire world.
If personality assessment has nothing to do with career choice, then why do certified counselor use personality to determine one's career options. You yourself claimed that compliance dept is most rigid and boring dept; if you get a person that loves to meet people and travel around, will that person stay long? No acute mind to analysis situation, how to work in AML. doh.gif


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QUOTE(vvtrush @ Apr 8 2012, 03:56 PM)
Pls find below replies to ur Qs:-

1) Lots of smiley in your post, you yourself are actually quite scared to raise your voice, am i right?

Der tongue.gif  The company is not mine; moreover Citi is just buying our time to help them in their never ending volume.Basic trade principle, u do not need me to teach u this basic, right?  Decision maker to change the policy is not me & u too, so what is there to voice. If can change the situation, all these negative feedback about AML wont appear in this forum and there wont be such high turnover at AML. Situation will speaks it all.
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Well, Gen Y folks do not adapt themselves to the lame office politics, they learn as much as they could and blah when the time is right/things got very ugly.

You yourself called that "lame office politic", if you have edifying mindset, is there a need to adapt to it, to dwell in it? Pls use ur time & effort somewhere else better if you are proactive person... Talking to a cow.. yawn.gif

they learn as much as they could and blah when the time is right/things got very ugly.

I am definitely not the culprit to cause this bad time, so why am i oblige to stay & persevere for faults that is not mine... Der... Stupid...  Gen Y is good at seizing opportunity when time is right; no more old story i work in this company for 20, 30 yrs, etc... Outdated & Old Fashion... Hello, now is the information age era... Wake up from your outdated world...  doh.gif
Only Baby boomers and gen x do stick to whatever fate brings to them.
Like what i have mentioned in my previous post, is your choice:-
1) For those that feels that your life purpose/mission is to work for Citi ( Citi never sleeps), to serve Citi's shareholders interest, then by all means stay there & work the rest of your life there. Do not force your thoughts on other people.


So, there is no such things as you have to get your personality right in order to work in compliance department a.k.a the most rigid and boring dept in the entire world.
If personality assessment has nothing to do with career choice, then why do certified counselor use personality to determine one's career options. You yourself claimed that compliance dept is most rigid and boring dept; if you get a person that loves to meet people and travel around, will that person stay long? No acute mind to analysis situation, how to work in AML.  doh.gif
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cheokchuanyi
post Apr 26 2012, 03:10 PM

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Join for almost a year and i submit my resignation the 2nd day after i went for interview before i get any reposnse from the interviewer.For those who thinking to become AMLA in CTSM pls think twice,it really depends on luck which country you will be joining.
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post Jun 12 2012, 11:44 AM

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QUOTE(micky gul @ Nov 14 2011, 02:11 PM)
can any1 tel me about the interview proces for anti money laudering analyst? i hv been called for an interview..they sed i'l hv an essay writing..wat type of essay question and how wil i be assessed..
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Have u attended the interview? and do you mind share with me what type of essay question is that?
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post Jul 13 2012, 10:38 AM

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Long working hours and mundane job. Crappy pay and mediocre benefits. A senior once told me, if you can survive at Citigroup for more than a year, you can survive anywhere else since this place is hell.

Its like stepping through the gates of hell. Serious.

People are somewhat friendly. Career growth? Let's put it this way, unless you stay for more than 5 years, you will be doing the same old shit with peanut pay without bonus (bonus is myth so I've heard). Whadaya expect, CTSM is a cost center, you ain't making money for the company so you definitely don't deserve the money that those in sales are earning.

As was mentioned, turnover rate is high. Really high. People leaving every 2 months haha. I see Goodbye and Farewell letters regularly. Oh and uhh, resignation notice period is 1 month for temporary staff and 2 months for permanent. Its a deterrence for people to leave BUT PEOPLE STILL LEAVE hahaha.

Interview process? Haha, one of the easiest interviews ever. They just basically ask you about yourself and "enlighten" you on crappy the job (must be willing to work at staggered hours, facing the monitor for 9 hours, anti-social/pro-introvert roles bla bla bla etc etc etc).

Have a nice day hehehehe. My advice, go join Dell or Agilent. Goyang kaki to the max smile.gif
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Working long hours have OT allowance?? Because working more hours but no extra pay better reject the offer
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post Jul 13 2012, 11:10 AM

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i only know pressure n hi turnover is more on the AML operation side,

how abt their IT dept? do they hv one?

i got invited for this upcoming interview for uat analyst position for AML..

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post Jul 14 2012, 02:01 PM

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Hi

Do u accept tis job?? Do u know more about the CItigroup-Global Sanctions Operation Analyst??

The interviewer already inform me that, is new department, so its tk time to learn, hard to apply leave, need stay back, must meet the turnaround time(cases cnt bring to tomorrow),everyday checking checking(quite boring)
Can tell me more? I just get this offer.

Thanks! notworthy.gif

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post Jul 14 2012, 09:14 PM

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post Jul 15 2012, 02:16 PM

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QUOTE(Bunc @ Jul 14 2012, 09:14 PM)
yes, if u wanna die fast. be careful, there's one psychotic CTSM team leader in this forum. she will report almost everything to compliance department. Her level of mental illness is truly a record in 'abnormal psychology' book i used to read in uni rclxub.gif
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Tq for your reply!sound like really scary!


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post Jan 17 2013, 10:38 PM

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how much $ can experienced applicants get for AML Analyst? above 4k ??
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post Jan 17 2013, 10:42 PM

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QUOTE(MAD MAX @ Jan 17 2013, 10:38 PM)
how much $ can experienced applicants get for AML Analyst? above 4k ??
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1 of my fren went there. 3k.

less than 1 yr experience.

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