Group Corporate Records Coordinator
Job details
A. Group Corporate Records : organizing, managing, and maintaining the corporate records and documentation of all affiliates of the Group, including ensuring all corporate governance documents and other relevant files are properly archived, tracked, and maintained to meet regulatory and operational requirements; more particularly: 1.Record management system
- Develop, maintain and update a centralized records management system for corporate documents, ensuring accurate and timely filing of minutes, resolutions, main contracts, and other records, and availability of all records in English (or with an English translation)
- Organize and archive corporate records in compliance with Group policies and regulatory standards across different jurisdictions
- Manage access rights for each user / country and relevant members from other relevant departments
- Identify and recommend improvements to records management and archiving processes, including the introduction of new technologies or systems for better efficiency
- Facilitate the retrieval of corporate records, responding to internal information requests in a timely and efficient manner
- Implement and monitor the Group’s records retention policy to ensure proper disposal, destruction, or archiving of records according to regulatory requirements across different jurisdictions
- Meticulous attention to detail, exceptional organization skills, proactive and deadline driven
- Ability to cope with several tasks simultaneously, handle large volumes of sensitive information, capacity to manage short time constraints and deadlines
- Clear and concise verbal and written communication skills, ability to solve problems efficiently and pro-actively, critical thinking and initiative
- Adaptability to changes and flexibility
- Ability to work effectively as part of a (remote) team & internal stakeholder satisfaction
- Strong sense of discretion and ethical
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