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NOC 11109 – Other financial officers or not ? HELP PLEASE

alam_22

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I work for a well-reputed Canadian bank as a fraud Investigation agent (FULL TIME) during my PGWP period & I got the employment letter with job responsibilities from my Manager today. Can anyone please help me to tell if will it go with NOC 11109 – Other financial officers or not?

https://noc.esdc.gc.ca/Structure/NocProfile?objectid=YxdAvL8EqtybZpZg4+uk30K809/SrCefuKkE4kgq+Qg=

Job Responsibilities:

1. Using sound judgment to determine the legitimacy of applications by contacting applicants, employers, branches, other financial institutions, and credit bureaus, as well as gathering and analyzing documents for potential fraud.

2. Conducting in-depth and thorough investigations into possible fraud trends, potential fraudulent applications, cheques, payments, and possible account takeovers referred to or identified within internal and external sources.

3. Providing recommendations on operational and system procedures that support early detection of fraud.

4. Being fully conversant with all Credit Card products, procedures, and policies related to Fraud Detection to ensure that all duties are performed with up-to-date and approved methods.

5. Using sound judgment and taking appropriate actions in closing and declining Credit Card accounts and applications in order to prevent further losses and protect the integrity of the bank.

6. Maintaining the confidentiality of departmental and investigative procedures and of internal and external information received or shared.

7. Taking appropriate action on any escalated complaints received from cardholders or other sources.

8. Contributing to the enhancement of the team focus through participation in special projects, temporary assignments, meetings, and any additional activities delegated by management.

9. Responsible for informing all credit bureaus or other financial institutions of trends and patterns related to fraudulent applications.

10. Analyzing information on cases generated by monitoring systems. This will entail making outbound calls to cardholders to determine the legitimacy of applications, and transactions and to verify a cardholder's identity.

11. Receiving inbound calls from both internal and external sources in relation to unusual activity, failed validation, and application or account status.
 

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I work for a well-reputed Canadian bank as a fraud Investigation agent (FULL TIME) during my PGWP period & I got the employment letter with job responsibilities from my Manager today. Can anyone please help me to tell if will it go with NOC 11109 – Other financial officers or not?

https://noc.esdc.gc.ca/Structure/NocProfile?objectid=YxdAvL8EqtybZpZg4+uk30K809/SrCefuKkE4kgq+Qg=

Job Responsibilities:

1. Using sound judgment to determine the legitimacy of applications by contacting applicants, employers, branches, other financial institutions, and credit bureaus, as well as gathering and analyzing documents for potential fraud.

2. Conducting in-depth and thorough investigations into possible fraud trends, potential fraudulent applications, cheques, payments, and possible account takeovers referred to or identified within internal and external sources.

3. Providing recommendations on operational and system procedures that support early detection of fraud.

4. Being fully conversant with all Credit Card products, procedures, and policies related to Fraud Detection to ensure that all duties are performed with up-to-date and approved methods.

5. Using sound judgment and taking appropriate actions in closing and declining Credit Card accounts and applications in order to prevent further losses and protect the integrity of the bank.

6. Maintaining the confidentiality of departmental and investigative procedures and of internal and external information received or shared.

7. Taking appropriate action on any escalated complaints received from cardholders or other sources.

8. Contributing to the enhancement of the team focus through participation in special projects, temporary assignments, meetings, and any additional activities delegated by management.

9. Responsible for informing all credit bureaus or other financial institutions of trends and patterns related to fraudulent applications.

10. Analyzing information on cases generated by monitoring systems. This will entail making outbound calls to cardholders to determine the legitimacy of applications, and transactions and to verify a cardholder's identity.

11. Receiving inbound calls from both internal and external sources in relation to unusual activity, failed validation, and application or account status.
No. Your duties are not overlapping with a mortgage broker, under writer, financial investigator or a trust officer.
 

alam_22

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No. Your duties are not overlapping with a mortgage broker, under writer, financial investigator or a trust officer.
Hey , thanks for your response. Noc 11109 mentioned about financial institutions investigator as well! Also it clearly mentioned
  • “Financial investigators investigate possible unethical conduct or breaches of securities or commodity futures laws by persons or companies that trade in securities and commodity futures or that provide related financial services.“ So if its not overlapping which noc will it be going with?
 

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Hey , thanks for your response. Noc 11109 mentioned about financial institutions investigator as well! Also it clearly mentioned
  • “Financial investigators investigate possible unethical conduct or breaches of securities or commodity futures laws by persons or companies that trade in securities and commodity futures or that provide related financial services.“ So if its not overlapping which noc will it be going with?
You assess credit card fraud, applications, etc. I don't feel confidence in saying that there's any overlap. If you worked in securities(e.g. assessing a fund's returns as legitimate or not) and commodities(oil, gold, etc) that would've been fine.

If you don't find an answer here (which most NOC seekers don't usually get as it is super subjective), talk to someone who does this professionally (and is a RCIC, to avoid being scammed).
 
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alam_22

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You assess credit card fraud, applications, etc. I don't feel confidence in saying that there's any overlap. If you worked in securities(e.g. assessing a fund's returns as legitimate or not) and commodities(oil, gold, etc) that would've been fine.

If you don't find an answer here (which most NOC seekers don't usually get as it is super subjective), talk to someone who does this professionally (and is a RCIC, to avoid being scammed).
I really appreciate your response! So do you think; My job fits with 63102- Financial Sales Representative's NOC as this section mentioned about credit investigator as well?

https://noc.esdc.gc.ca/Structure/NocProfile?objectid=j+0eoNCR6Q3vWpfz0Xd38HgfpICXyhfLEDO5Q6slgVE=
https://www.workbc.ca/career-profiles/financial-sales-representatives

Also, I have checked the 64400-Customer Services Representatives- Financial Institutions section (I don't feel my job responsibilities fits this).

I do appreciate consulting with RCIC but just getting ideas before I fix a meeting with a legit RCIC.

Thank you for your time.