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Economist CSD Unit, Clearing Settlement Department
We play a central role in the Israeli economy and provides a market infrastructure that is central to the economys growth. As the only securities exchange in Israel, where access to it is protected by high regulation and the need for reliable technological infrastructure, Israeli companies and the Israeli government rely on TASEs markets for capital and liquidity.
We are looking for a talented Economist to join our team at the Clearing & Settlement Department. If you have experience in back-office operations at a bank or investment house, and if you are looking for an opportunity to make an impact in Israels capital market, we invite you to join us
 Description:
Operation of a wide range of clearing and custody services for securities, including securities registration, payments and corporate actions, IPO clearing, transfer of dual-listed securities between markets via foreign clearing houses, management of the Ministry of Finance lending pool, and operation of mutual funds and unlisted securities.
Initiation and development of new services for the capital market in the fields of clearing, payments, and custody. This includes mapping market needs, conducting feasibility analyses, defining new workflows, finding solutions in the clearing and custody domain, and drafting procedures.
Preparation of management documents, including memoranda for the Clearing House Board and the Stock Exchange Board.
Collaboration with external parties such as clearing members, issuers, nominee companies, underwriters and IPO coordinators, the Bank of Israel, and the Ministry of Finance.
Performing additional tasks as required by the unit.
Overtime work may be required occasionally, including on Fridays and holiday eves.

We are looking for a detail-oriented and motivated individual to join our Payments Team at our company. Our team ensures smooth financial operations for clients worldwide from monitoring transactions and payment providers to supporting internal departments and customers.
Responsibilities
Monitor payment flows and detect irregularities across internal and external systems.
Collaborate with developers, external providers and internal Finance teams to resolve payment related issues
Reconcile transactions with high accuracy
Authenticate customer activity and process withdrawal requests using decision-making tools
Analyze approval rates and ensure continuous optimization
Proactively identify and suggest improvements to our existing payment processes and policies.

We are currently looking for a talented and highly motivated SOX Compliance Specialist to join our Group Finance team
Introduction
our company, a global fintech group that was founded in 2008 and is listed on the London Stock Exchange with a market cap of approx. USD 3.5 Billion and included within the FTSE250 index. At the heart of our business is our fully-owned and proprietary technology, which powers our trading platforms on OTC, share dealing, and Futures trading. The Group operates in more than 60 countries and retains operating licenses in the United Kingdom, Australia, Cyprus, Israel, New Zealand, South Africa, Singapore, Seychelles, the United States, Estonia, Japan, the United Arab Emirates, and Canada.
Responsibilities
Lead the global SOX compliance program across all Group entities, ensuring full alignment with the COSO framework and Sarbanes-Oxley requirements.
Drive the implementation and ongoing enhancement of internal control policies and procedures, ensuring they are consistently applied and embedded across the Groups headquarters and all 16 regulated subsidiaries.
Conduct detailed risk assessments, control gap analyses, and process walkthroughs for all key financial and operational processes to ensure control design effectiveness.
Develop and maintain comprehensive documentation of internal controls over financial reporting (ICFR), adapting to business and regulatory developments.
Coordinate and perform design and operational effectiveness testing of controls, ensuring timely identification and remediation of deficiencies.
Act as a key advisor to finance, legal, compliance, technology, and operations teams to embed a strong internal control culture within day-to-day activities.
Serve as the primary liaison for internal and external auditors during SOX audits and other assurance engagements, ensuring timely and accurate responses.
Monitor changes in the Groups operations, structure, systems, or regulatory landscape and proactively update policies and control frameworks accordingly.
Prepare and present periodic reports to senior management and the Audit Committee, providing insights on SOX compliance status, key risks, control deficiencies, and mitigation plans.
Deliver ongoing training and education programs to business process owners to ensure awareness, accountability, and adherence to internal control requirements across all jurisdictions.

We are currently looking for a talented and highly motivated SOX Compliance Manager to join our Group Finance team.
Introduction
our company, a global fintech group that was founded in 2008 and is listed on the London Stock Exchange with a market cap of approx. USD 3.5 Billion and included within the FTSE250 index. At the heart of our business is our fully-owned and proprietary technology, which powers our trading platforms on OTC, share dealing, and Futures trading. The Group operates in more than 60 countries and retains operating licenses in the United Kingdom, Australia, Cyprus, Israel, New Zealand, South Africa, Singapore, Seychelles, the United States, Estonia, Japan, the United Arab Emirates, and Canada.
Responsibilities
Lead the global SOX compliance program across all Group entities, ensuring full alignment with the COSO framework and Sarbanes-Oxley requirements.
Drive the implementation and ongoing enhancement of internal control policies and procedures, ensuring they are consistently applied and embedded across the Groups headquarters and all 16 regulated subsidiaries.
Conduct detailed risk assessments, control gap analyses, and process walkthroughs for all key financial and operational processes to ensure control design effectiveness.
Develop and maintain comprehensive documentation of internal controls over financial reporting (ICFR), adapting to business and regulatory developments.
Coordinate and perform design and operational effectiveness testing of controls, ensuring timely identification and remediation of deficiencies.
Act as a key advisor to finance, legal, compliance, technology, and operations teams to embed a strong internal control culture within day-to-day activities.
Serve as the primary liaison for internal and external auditors during SOX audits and other assurance engagements, ensuring timely and accurate responses.
Monitor changes in the Groups operations, structure, systems, or regulatory landscape and proactively update policies and control frameworks accordingly.
Prepare and present periodic reports to senior management and the Audit Committee, providing insights on SOX compliance status, key risks, control deficiencies, and mitigation plans.
Deliver ongoing training and education programs to business process owners to ensure awareness, accountability, and adherence to internal control requirements across all jurisdictions.