Transaction Monitoring Analyst
Transaction Monitoring Analyst Interview Questions and Answers
Q1. How do you find the transaction is suspicious. If there is only one transaction
Suspicious transactions can be identified through various factors such as unusual amount, frequency, location, or behavior.
Look for transactions that are significantly larger or smaller than usual for the customer
Check for transactions that are out of the ordinary in terms of frequency or timing
Consider transactions from high-risk locations or countries
Review transactions that deviate from the customer's typical spending patterns or behavior
Take into account any alerts or red...read more
Q2. How you are detecting suspicious transactions?
I detect suspicious transactions by analyzing transaction patterns, monitoring for unusual activity, and investigating alerts.
Utilize transaction monitoring software to flag potentially suspicious transactions
Analyze transaction patterns and look for deviations from normal behavior
Monitor for high-risk transactions such as large amounts, frequent transactions, or transactions to high-risk countries
Investigate alerts generated by the monitoring system to determine if further a...read more
Q3. What is processe for STR filing?
The process for filing a Suspicious Transaction Report (STR) involves gathering relevant information, analyzing the transaction, documenting findings, and submitting the report to the appropriate authorities.
Gather all relevant information related to the suspicious transaction, including transaction details, customer information, and any supporting documentation.
Analyze the transaction to determine if it meets the criteria for suspicion based on regulatory guidelines and inte...read more
Q4. How many frauds you detected?
I have detected and prevented multiple fraud cases during my time as a Transaction Monitoring Analyst.
Detected and prevented numerous fraud cases by analyzing transaction patterns and identifying suspicious activities
Implemented new monitoring techniques that led to the detection of several fraudulent transactions
Collaborated with law enforcement agencies to investigate and prosecute fraudsters
Provided training to team members on fraud detection best practices
Regularly review...read more
Q5. What is STR ?
STR stands for Suspicious Transaction Report.
STR is a report filed by financial institutions to the authorities when they suspect a transaction to be related to money laundering or terrorist financing.
It helps in identifying and preventing financial crimes by reporting suspicious activities to the appropriate authorities.
Examples of activities that may trigger an STR include large cash transactions, unusual patterns of transactions, and transactions involving high-risk countr...read more
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