• Conform to and enforce policies, procedures & rules, and regulations as laid down by Accor and the Hotel to achieve the highest levels of uniformity and guest service.
• Directly report to the Assistant Safety and Security Manager / Safety & Security Manager.
• Responsible for maintaining the highest level of security within the Hotel at all times whilst on duty.
• Protect all guests’ patrons and employees of their belongings.
• Ensure the Hotel’s property is well protected.
• Take charge of the Hotel Security during duty hours.
• Responsible for securing all hotel properties, staff, and clientele in accordance with the procedures as stipulated in the security manual.
• Enforce the Hotel’s Rules and Regulations.
• Strive to implement the Accor Vision and demonstrate active use of the Accor Values.
• Record details of significant incidents and activities in the logbook during his shifts.
• Ensure all Lost and Found properties are recorded in the Security Management System, hand them over (non-valuables) to the Housekeeping Department as soon as possible, and keep the Duty Manager informed.
• Maintain a Hotel Logbook on incidents, complaints, etc., and refer them, if required to the appropriate department for follow-up action.

• Reviewing of, amending and advising on international agreements and trading contracts (eg. MOUs, cooperation agreements, teaming agreements, distribution agreements, terms and conditions of sale, non-disclosure agreements, labour contracts, sale and purchase agreements, service agreements, consultancy agreements, transfer documentation, conveyancing documentation etc).

• Advising on and handling Mergers & Acquisitions, debt recovery, insolvency and litigation matters and drafting of all documentation thereon and handling arbitration matters

• Coordination of intellectual property rights (registration matters), corporate secretarial matters and legal training (co-ordination and delivery)

Requirements:

• Minimum Bachelor’s Degree in Law

• Minimum 3 years PQE

• Relevant experiences as a Company Secretary and international trade background. Experiences in Mergers & Acquisitions will be advantageous.

• Good command of English and Chinese (spoken & written) to liaise with senior management, internal and external stakeholders in China.

• Office: Raffles Place | Mon – Fri (9am to 5:30pm)

• Monthly salary + AWS + Variable Bonuses

• Candidates available on short notice preferred

We invite interested and qualified candidates to send in your updated resume (MS Word Format) stating your reasons for leaving each employment, your current and expected salary to [email protected] and cc [email protected]. Please indicate the position you are applying in your email subject.

We regret to inform that only shortlisted candidates will be notified.

EA License: 90C3627

EA Reg No: R1108020

• Development of country-specific PR plans for TeamViewer’s focus countries in the APAC region (Singapore/ ASEAN, Korea, Japan, India, Australia / New Zealand) – together with the local country heads, local sales and marketing colleagues, the respective PR agencies as well as with HQ communications team
• Ensuring execution of approved PR plans and steering of the PR agencies; recruiting and onboarding of new agencies if needed
• Constantly improving TeamViewer’s share of voice within APAC B2B publications (tech, trade, and business media), and position TeamViewer representatives as thought leaders
• Support APAC leadership, especially APAC president, with all things regarding internal and external communications
• Writing and editing of press releases, byline articles, customer success stories and other content
• Organization and execution of press events like press conferences, round tables, press tours
• Handling of media inquiries and interviews with company spokespeople, comprehensive preparation, and enablement of spokespeople
• Accompanying relevant tradeshows, conferences and other events across APAC, ensuring speaking opportunities as well as leveraging these events for media relations
• Support APAC content, website, social media and community activities as well as local CSR and charity projects

• Provide advice to Senior Management and BoD on risk, legal and compliance related matters.
• Provide advice on the rights and obligations of the Company and other issues arising from business activities.
• Ensures the company’s risk and compliance practices and limits are in compliance with applicable regulatory requirements.
• Liaise with other external stakeholders and regulators, including the Monetary Authority of Singapore and auditors, on issues related to risk, legal and compliance related matters.
• Escalate significant observations and possible regulatory breaches to Senior Management and the Board of Directors.
• Implement internal policies and processes related to risk, legal and compliance.
• Prepare annual work plan in relation to risk, legal and compliance functions.
• Provides training and technical support to management and employees regarding risk, legal and compliance. 

Legal & Compliance

• Draft contracts and other legal documents.
• Ensure business activities are in line with legal requirements through robust periodic reviews.
• Liaise with external counsel on legal documents, legal implications and disputes.  Review advice given by and documents prepared by external legal counsel.
• Provide compliance and legal updates including dissemination and analysis of new and/or revised laws and regulations.

Risk

• Assists in establishing and monitoring key risk indicators, as well as implement corrective action plans to mitigate risks.
• Assists in developing and enhancing policies, procedures and control assessments in response to identified risks.
• Ensure effective incident management process and timely reporting escalation of risk events
• Participates in corporate wide contingency planning/business continuity efforts. Assist to implements RHB Group business continuity framework. Coordinates training, communication, and testing of plans.

Team 

Serving public sector customers is an integral part of ServiceNow’s business and future growth trajectory. ServiceNow is a leading provider of digital workflows for many federal, state, and local government agencies in the United States. To help these organizations successfully fulfill their missions and deliver better experiences to citizens and constituents, ServiceNow provides specialized cloud environments that meet and exceed data and security regulations and policies of our government customers. 

In this role, you will be responsible for the success of the Singapore Government Cloud (SGC) environment. You will directly work with Singapore customers across government and other regulated industries to understand their pain points and interface directly with our field sales team to grow the business. You will own the environment, develop the product strategy, stay abreast of changing government regulations around data, cybersecurity and AI and maintain the product roadmap. 

In addition, you will directly influence the roadmap of the ServiceNow Platform and suite of SaaS applications to better serve public sector customers.

You will also be responsible for managing the regulated markets product management team in the Middle East and in the Asia-Pacific region and be responsible for expanding our regulated cloud offering to other markets in the Asia-Pacific region.

Reporting to the Director of Product Management, Regulated Markets & Public Sector Industry, you will be a key member of a team that drives the growth of ServiceNow’s public sector business.

What you get to do in this role

• Understand the unique needs and pain points of Singaporean customers 
• Influence and coordinate across sales, legal, security, marketing, FP&A and other product managers to deliver the best customer experience for public sector customers
• Define and execute product strategy and roadmap for the Singapore Government Cloud (SGC) environment
• Drive P&L accountability for the SGC environment
• Support monitoring competitive intelligence as input into product strategy
• Manage and lead the regulated markets product team in MEA

SHIELD is a device-first risk AI platform that helps digital businesses worldwide eliminate fake accounts and stop all fraudulent activities. SHIELD identifies the root of fraud with the global standard for device identification (SHIELD Device ID) and actionable risk intelligence, empowering businesses to stay ahead of new and unknown fraud threats. We are trusted by global unicorns like inDrive, Alibaba, Swiggy, Meesho, TrueMoney and more. With offices in San Francisco, Miami, London, Berlin, Jakarta, Bengaluru, Beijing, and Singapore, we are rapidly achieving our mission – eliminating unfairness to enable trust for the world. 

Responsibilities

• Design and implement robust app shielding and obfuscation strategies to protect sensitive code and data within mobile applications.
• Stay updated on mobile security trends, emerging threats, and best practices in the field.
• Research and evaluate new mobile security tools and technologies. 
• Develop and maintain mobile security tools and frameworks

• Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Cybersecurity, or a related field
• Minimum of 5 years of experience within mobile security engineering
• Expertise in app shielding and obfuscation techniques
• Deep understanding of the Android OS internals and security mechanisms
• Strong proficiency in C++ programming
• Knowledge of reverse engineering techniques
• Familiarity with mobile application development frameworks (e.g., React Native, Flutter, Xamarin)
•  Experience with security testing tools (e.g., Burp Suite, Frida, MobSF)
• Excellent analytical skills and problem solving skills 
• Ability to communicate effectively with stakeholders at all levels of the organization

• Perm
• Must have experience in security products POC, RFQ and integration and implemention for any of the tools - EDR, XDR, SOAR, SIEM, UEBA, PAM, AM etc. and/or network security.
• At least 5 years in information security, especially in the application security space.
• Professional security certifications (CISSP, CSSLP, CEH etc) preferred.

Job Description

• Subject matter expert (SME) for the security systems owned by the Information Security Team.
• Plan, identify, assess, design, operationalise and maintain multiple security related software and/or hardware.
• Recommend and drive cyber security solution and initiatives to improve cyber security of the organisation.
• Prepare RFQ and evaluation criteria, proof of concept (POC) during product evaluation. and liaising with vendors to implement security solutions.
• Advise infrastructure teams on security design that is relevant and fit for purpose.
• Identify and assess cyber risks in the IT infrastructure environment.
• Manage individual project priorities, deadlines and deliverables.
• Any relevant ad-hoc duties.

• Degree in IT or related field, with at least 5 years in information security, especially in the application security space.
• Professional security certifications (CISSP, CSSLP, CEH etc) preferred.
• Experience in security products POC and RFQ.
• Prior experience in implementing and maintaining any of tools for EDR, XDR, SOAR, SIEM, UEBA, PAM, AM etc. and/or network security. Able to review firewall requests.
• Technical proficiency in one or more of the following security areas: network design, zero trust, Internet of Things, cryptography etc.
• Familiar with common web/mobile application vulnerabilities and technical knowledge to address and mitigate vulnerabilities. Any prior vulnerability management experience preferred.
• Knowledge of cyber security threats, vulnerabilities, hacking and exploit methods etc.
• Strong oral, written, presentation and inter-personal skills.
• Possess positive attitude with drive, initiative, enthusiasm, and a keen sense of urgency in resolving high-priority issues.
• Able to work independently and in a team-oriented, collaborative environment.

Triton AI Pte Ltd
Registration Number: R1980724
EA: 21C0661

• Perm
• AWS
• Bonus
• Medical & Insurance Coverage

• Draft, review and advise on a broad range of banking - related contracts with respect to the businesses of the Bank (i.e.Corporate, Commercial, Retail and Treasury).
• Manage and advise on regulatory matters of the Bank – including but not limited to PDPA.
• Draft, review and advise on ISDA related matters.
• Assist in handling dispute related matters.
• Advise and participate in branch -related projects.  
• Working together with multiple internal stakeholders to prepare and advise on legal documentation, internal policies and procedures.
• Manage external counsels effectively when engaged.
• Keep abreast with the relevant laws and regulations relating to financial institutions.
• Carry out any other duties as assigned by the Head of Legal.

MAINTENANCE & ENGINEERING

• Plan and carry out preventive maintenance throughout the hotel to ensure standards are maintained for guest comfort.
• Prioritise and carry out maintenance as requested by Departments on a daily basis to ensure the smooth running of all hotel departments.
• Motivate and develop the Engineering team to reach to their fullest potential.
• Ensure guest-centric approach to works, schedules with priority placed on services which impact guest satisfaction.
• Liaise and work closely with the MCST and FCC to ensure smoother operations and consistency in approach.
•  Record meter readings and liaise with the Executive Assistant Manager regarding options to improve energy management and conservation.
• As a Fire Safety Manager, be responsible for the testing of fire alarms, emergency lighting etc. on a routine basis as required by local Council and Fire Service.
• Liaise with the Body Corporate with regards to maintenance issues and re-charge labour and materials at agreed rates
• Ensure compliance with all legislation, including Health and Safety and Environmental.
• Liaise with the Executive Assistant Manager regarding use of contractors within the Hotel, controlling expenditure and ensuring work is to the standard required by the Company and manufacture specifications.
• Ensure the cost effective and hygienic removal of rubbish from the hotel areas and monitor to ensure areas are clear and free of offensive odour.
• Be available to carry out emergency maintenance work outside of normal working hours, as required for: full power failure, evacuation fire system re-set and / or failure of mechanical systems.
• Maintain records of repair work and daily checks as required by local Council, Government and Manufacturer specifications.
• Liaise closely with all departments regarding ‘down’ rooms to expedite a quick turn around and return to inventory.
• Ensure the external areas of the hotel are neat and tidy and maintained in line with Company brand standards.
• Research, recommend and liaise with the Executive Assistant Manager regarding procedures to improve the overall efficiency of the department and to carry out project work/prepare reports as requested by the Executive Assistant Manager.
• Support the co-ordination of safety and security/risk management programs via third party providers
• Work with the operational Department Heads team to ensure InterREACT tracking and compliance
• Ensure health, safety and welfare of all ambassadors is provided for through implementation of integrated occupational safety and health program. 
• Give guidance to the effective operation of the WHS Committee.
• Ensure all ambassadors are competent in the safe and effective use of equipment and chemicals in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.
• Attend and actively participate in daily meetings respecting the confidentiality of issues which may be discussed formally or informally.
• Prepare monthly Engineering reports, commenting on key performance indicators and action taken to keep on target.
• Adherence to Emergency Communication procedures ensuring that enquiries from the media are only responded to by the nominated spokesperson.
• Strive to implement the AccorHotels Vision and demonstrate active use of AccorHotels Values.

SECURITY

• Direct and manage all activities and responsibilities of the Security Department.
• Establish, implementation and ensure compliance of Security Standard Operating Procedures, rules and regulations, to ensure that standards are in accordance with the operations manual.
• Manage all Investigation, incidence reporting and any cases of infringement of the hotel’s rules and regulations.
• Lead, guide and mentor the security team ensuring that they are sufficiently trained with all the security policies and procedures.
• Plan and schedule the day-to-day activities of all security ambassadors, to ensure that all hotel areas are properly and adequately secured at all times.
• Maintain close liaison with governmental authority to ensure compliance.
• Responsible for all resolutions to complaints and emergency situations.
• Develop and recommend to the management safety and security measure to safeguard VIP’s and other guests, special functions in the hotel, hotel property and ambassadors and vehicles in hotel property.
• Ensure that all the security ambassadors are fully conversant with the operation of all fire equipment in the hotel that the Engineering Department.
• Investigate the report of any thefts and use sound judgment in dealing with these matters, seeking the concurrence of the management if a police report is to be made
• Prepare annual security budgets/goals, develops working methods and plans to carry out goals, compares actual accomplishments against goals periodically and take necessary corrective action.
• Any other reasonable request within your range of competence as required by Management.

ASM is a leading global supplier of products, services, and materials for semiconductor processing. For more than half a century, innovation has been at the core of everything we do. Our smart, ambitious people are dedicated to creating cutting-edge solutions for the world’s leading semiconductor providers. Every day we push the development of next-generation computer-chip technology, always staying a few steps ahead of what’s next.

The talented, enthusiastic people at ASM are just like you: dedicated to improving people’s lives and unlocking new potential. With our collaborative approach to R&D, we advance key semiconductor technologies and platforms like ALD, epitaxy, PEALD, PECVD, and vertical furnaces. And we have recently entered the promising high-growth market: silicon carbide epitaxy. Year after year, our innovations help to make chips smaller, faster, and more powerful. In fact, you will find our technology in every aspect of modern life: in AI, medical equipment, 5G, smartphones, autonomous driving, and more.

The ASM Legal Team is seeking a Regional Legal Counsel to independently review and negotiate high value and high volume agreements and draft standard terms & conditions to help support the legal and global business units in varied operational tasks and negotiations.

Description

Responsibilities include:
• Review of agreements and terms & conditions for:
o direct and indirect global procurement including high value contract manufacturing agreements
o regional sales and services organizations;
o global logistics, facility construction, lease, renovation contracts;
o negotiating tool evaluation agreements and restrictive confidentiality agreements with major semiconductor industry giants
o Regional HR policy review
o Advise on employee code of conduct investigations and proposed actions
• Liaising with internal global stakeholders in supply chain, logistics, insurance claim handling advisory, sales and services, HR etc. in multiple countries and maintain all agreements on ASM contract management portal
• Developing and perfecting scalable processes for contract handling
• Developing improvements to internal tools and policies to streamline and maximize efficiency, as well as supporting growth and effectively coordinating with team and database developers for implementation
• Conduct basic training sessions (legal orientation training)
• Maintaining the integrity of large amounts of data in the contract database by scanning agreements and ensuring that all information is captured accurately
• Lead the tracking status of agreements in process and coordinating the execution of agreements with internal and external signatories
• Lead the status update of contractual matters by providing regular reports using the contract management system
• Other ad-hoc duties as assigned.

Knowledge, Skills and Ability Requirements:
• Excellent stakeholder management skills and ability to triage matters and set expectations with internal stakeholders on timelines.
• Possess advanced Microsoft Office skills
• Extensive experience in drafting, review and negotiation of high value contracts
• Superior written and oral communication skills
• Must be detail-oriented, able to prioritize, handle multiple tasks, diligently follow-up, and work well under pressure in a fast-moving environment.
• Working knowledge of data management software (such as Agiloft) will be appreciated
• Contract management experience is a plus
• Strong team player with ability to work closely with others
• Ability to exercise sound and independent judgment
• Fluent in English

Key Qualifications
• Bachelor of Law Degree from a reputed university
• Minimum 7 years’ experience in-house, in the manufacturing and/or semicondictor sector
• Experienced in a regional role, prominently in Asian countries like Singapore, Malaysia, Taiwan, China and India
• Ideally reporting to the GC directly and managing senior global stakeholders independently
• Singapore Bar Qualified

At ASM we are committed to supporting our people, enabling them to develop their talents and perform at their best. We actively promote an inclusive and diverse culture that fosters trust and transparency. Our people are our power, and we value the differences between everyone because it is what make us better as a team. By embracing a wide range of perspectives, we enable a culture of continuous exploration and adoption of new ideas. At every step, we know that it is our valued people who enable us to deliver excellent products and service to our clients – and to make a meaningful difference in society.

So join us on our journey and unleash the power of an open mind. Discover how you can be part of our exciting future and apply today! To learn more about ASM, find us at asm.com and on LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram and YouTube.

• Providing legal advice on public procurement related activities and participating in multi-disciplinary task force for public tenders
• Negotiation, drafting, analysis, and review of various commercial agreements (distribution, agency, license, services, etc.) 
• Management of litigation in close cooperation with local lawyers
• Advising the subsidiaries on an occasional basis on a variety of legal matters relating to e.g. competition law, financing solutions, social law and HR matters in order to harmonize good legal practices
• Contribute to elaborate various internal policies and procedures
• Risk management
• Provide training and guidance to the business

• Liaises with the S.O and the public on all press and public relations matters pertaining to SHINGDA project.
• Handle all press queries relating to the project to the board directly.
• Liaise with the board on all press releases, press statements, comments, articles or material pertaining to the Project. Including approval of release and edits.
• Provide S.O with schedules relating to all proposed night works, traffic diversion, closure of road etc. which may cause inconvenience to the public. If required, the PRO is required to inform nearby resident’s; town council, management committees, etc. If required, by hand of any letters or notices for such works.
• Extend all necessary support, assistance, and co-operation whenever, there are visits to the construction site by any external parties officially approved or lead by the Board
• Handle and act on all public complaints or feedback relating to assigned SHINGDA project thoroughly by investigation on priority basis.
• Provide, support, and make available appropriate materials and information for incorporation into any other Board’s public relation campaigns which may be conducted from time to time. Such campaigns include presentations, pamphlets, brochures, signs, newspaper articles , photographs, site visits, narrated color videos etc.

1. Preferred qualifications: Possess at least a Diploma, Advance/Higher/Graduate Diploma or equivalent

2. Relevant Experience: 1 years of experience in Civil Construction environment as a PRO or equivalent

Work Location: Ang Mo Kio Avenue 1 and Upper Thomson Road.

Job Description

• Handle call queries and operational matters.
• Monitor CCTVs in Command Centre and respond to all matters in accordance to procedures and timeline.
• Work closely with Vendors, Clients and Manager related to any issues and incidents.
• Accurately and ensure timely reporting to manager daily.
• Submission of weekly reports and must be a team player.

Requirements

• Proficient in Mirosoft Office.
• Possess intiative and provide customer-oriented services
• Able to work under pressure and independently
• Able to commit 12 hours or shift work pattern
• Able to follow company SOPs

Job Scope:

• Responsible for facility maintenance of the premises with high-quality service
• Manage day to day operational activities
• To enforce regulations in accordance with policies and standard operating procedures

Requirements:

• Minimum 2 year of relevant experience
• Degree Holder
• Must be pro-active, meticulous, tactful, conscientious, independent and able to work with minimal supervision
• Possess good communication, interpersonal and negotiation skills.

Key responsibilities:

1. Working with the Asia Pacific General Counsel on non-trading and shipping matters including investments, merger and acquisitions, financing (including prepayments), other corporate and regulatory matters; 
2. Providing day to day support in relation to non-trading and shipping matters such as guarantees, non-disclosure agreements, etc;
3. Working with and managing external counsel in connection with all non-trading and shipping related contentious and non-contentious matters; and
4. Working closely with the Compliance team including in connection with the drafting and negotiation of sanctions, anti-corruption provisions and regulatory matters.

Responsibilities:

• Provide legal counseling and guidance on compliance matters within a multinational company (MNC).
• Develop and implement compliance programs and policies in accordance with applicable laws and regulations.
• Monitor and assess compliance risks and ensure measures are in place to mitigate those risks.
• Conduct compliance training and awareness programs for employees.
• Review, draft, and negotiate contracts and agreements with compliance considerations.
• Stay updated on changes in laws and regulations related to compliance.
• Collaborate with internal stakeholders to ensure compliance in business operations.
• Handle compliance investigations and assist in resolving compliance issues.
• Ensure adherence to internal policies and procedures.
• Prepare and submit compliance reports to senior management.

• Law degree from a recognized university.
• Minimum 5 years of experience as a legal counsel with a focus on compliance.
• Solid knowledge of relevant laws, regulations, and industry practices.
• Experience in developing and implementing compliance programs.
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
• Ability to work independently and collaborate with cross-functional teams.
• Attention to detail and strong organizational skills.
• Proficiency in legal research and analysis.

Interested candidates who wish to apply for the advertised position, please send in your resume to [email protected].

EA License No: 13C6305

Reg. No.: R24120209

For candidate who applied for the advertised position is deemed to have consented to us that we may collect, use or disclose your personal information for purpose in connection with the services provided by us.

Company:

Description:

Marsh McLennan (NYSE: MMC) is the world’s leading professional services firm in the areas of risk, strategy, and people. The Company’s 85,000 colleagues advise clients in 130 countries. With annual revenue of over $20 billion, Marsh McLennan helps clients navigate an increasingly dynamic and complex environment through four market-leading businesses. Marsh provides data-driven risk advisory services and insurance solutions to commercial and consumer clients. Guy Carpenter develops advanced risk, reinsurance and capital strategies that help clients grow profitably and pursue emerging opportunities. Mercer delivers advice and technology-driven solutions that help organizations redefine the world of work, reshape retirement and investment outcomes, and unlock health and wellbeing for a changing workforce. Oliver Wyman serves as a critical strategic, economic and brand advisor to private sector and governmental clients. For more information, visit marshmclennan.com, or follow us on LinkedIn and X.

Mercer Investments provides investment advice and sophisticated implementation and asset management solutions and services to institutional clients such as pension schemes, insurance companies, endowments & foundations and wealth managers. The business has experienced significant growth over recent years and with a strong pipeline of activity, this looks set to continue for the foreseeable future. This growth has involved a huge level of new client on-boarding and has seen the business further enhance its product and service offering and its position in the market.

Marsh McLennan is seeking candidates for the following position based in the Hong, Kong, Singapore or UAE office:

Mercer Investments - Legal Counsel, Asia & Middle East

The Investments division of Mercer seeks an experienced financial services lawyer, preferably with expertise across the Asian and / or Middle Eastern regions.  The role reports to the Chief Investment Solutions Counsel (International) and the successful candidate will assist in advising one of the world’s leading institutional investment advisory and investment solutions providers.  Contract review and management will form a key responsibility of the role.  The firm conducts these activities in a significant number of Asian and Middle Eastern markets, responsibility for which will come within the remit of the chosen candidate.

What can you expect:

• You will be a member of the global Investments Legal Department in Mercer, working closely with regional business leaders, their teams and other stakeholders to provide high quality, effective legal expertise on commercial engagements, contract review and management, cross-border activities and strategic matters.
• A broad role for a mid-level lawyer focusing on complex financial services regulatory matters as well as commercial matters.
• You will manage a dedicated caseload of both transactional and contentious matters relating to the firm’s diversified and growing financial services business in the Asian and Middle Eastern markets.
• You will be joining a global team of friendly, highly skilled, collaborative professionals and have the opportunity for excellent long term career development.

What is in it for you?

• Be challenged to deliver impactful solutions for a large organization and have a direct impact on all colleagues.
• A company with a strong Brand and strong results to match.
• Be part of a truly global team that actively embraces diversity by ever transforming the way we work to be inclusive of all
• Employee Resource Groups, which provide access to leaders, relevant volunteer and mentoring opportunities and interactions with counterparts in industry groups and client organizations.

We will count on you to:

• Provide practical, business-oriented advice on Mercer’s engagements with institutional clients, as well as Mercer’s new service offerings, regulation impacting Mercer’s services, applicable governance requirements and on emerging issues.
• Helping to oversee critical governance programs, including the firm’s third-party provider and new product reviews.
• Supporting the negotiation of new client contracts which cover a range of financial services and products, such as investment research and tools, investment advisory and asset management.
• Being a lead lawyer on major financial services projects, like RFPs and licensing and registration in new markets
• Manage key internal stakeholders such as Sales, Business Development, Client Services, Strategy, Investment Consulting.
• Work closely with Compliance colleagues and with external counsel in relation to the above, where appropriate, to include negotiation and management of costs of external counsel.

What do you need to have:

• Qualification as an attorney/solicitor
• At least three to six years qualified experience as a lawyer dealing with financial services matters, whether in a law firm or in-house setting, with consideration given to regulatory experience
• Understanding of legal and regulatory risks associated with the investments business and legal options required to manage these risks.
• Experience of participating in board meetings and governance committees.
• Excellent prioritizing, multi-tasking, and time management skills
• Ability to take the initiative and work independently; identify areas for enhanced efficiency and issues that go beyond the specific project requested by the internal client.
• Strong communication skills in English with the ability to articulate complex ideas clearly and educate colleagues on key legal and regulatory issues and developments and manage expectations regarding timeframes and project completions. Other regional languages a plus.

What makes you stand out:

• Mastery of the financial services laws of at least one of Singapore, Hong Kong, or the UAE
• Knowledge of the financial services laws of other Asian and Middle Eastern markets
• Unimpeachable integrity and a positive, team-oriented attitude with the ability to work effectively within a small team.

Marsh McLennan is committed to creating a diverse, inclusive, and flexible work environment. We aim to attract and retain the best people and embrace diversity of age, background, disability, ethnic origin, family duties, gender orientation or expression, marital status, nationality, parental status, personal or social status, political affiliation, race, religion and beliefs, sex/gender, sexual orientation or expression, skin color, or any other characteristic protected by applicable law.

Marsh McLennan is committed to hybrid work, which includes the flexibility of working remotely and the collaboration, connections and professional development benefits of working together in the office. All Marsh McLennan colleagues are expected to be in their local office or working onsite with clients at least three days per week. Office-based teams will identify at least one “anchor day” per week on which their full team will be together in person.

Job Description:

• Conduct security and patrol
• Handle security incidents
• Conduct crowd and traffic control
• Conduct regular checks to ensure building facilities are maintained at a high standard
• Monitor and react promptly to all alarm systems including fire alarm and CCTV system
• To protect and ensure compliance of workplace safety, security and fire-safety measures are adhered
• Any other duties and responsibilities as assigned

Job Requirements:

• Must possess at least a “N”/”O” level.
• At least 2 years of working experience in related industry
• Honest and good credibility
• Willing to work night shift hours (9pm to 6am)
• With a valid registered Security Licence (Validity period 6 months and above)

Free shuttle Bus from Choa Chu Kang MRT & Yew Tee MRT to Gain City Megastore @ Sungei Kadut

We are seeking passionate and driven individuals to join our team in one of the fastest-growing PR agencies in the Asia region.

Expectations of a PR Intern

• Work closely with all teams to facilitate basic account service requirements
• Assist in local insight generation and pitch development
• Liaison with 3rd party suppliers
• Research & analysis reports
• Liaison with media
• Update & maintenance of media database
• Press releases/media invites
• Brainstorming of creative ideas for events
• Assist in organizing events, press conferences & product launches

· Based in Singapore and responsible for providing legal and compliance support to Asia Pacific Office and its affiliates.

· Provide advice on various legal and compliance matters, including corporate governance, employment law, intellectual property, data protection and litigation matters.

· Review, draft and negotiate a wide range of contracts and legal documents, employment-related agreements, etc.

· Advise on data protection queries, policies and practices.

· Maintain awareness of industry trends on regulatory compliance and emerging threats.

· Detailed Job scope to be provided on application

Requirements:

· Bachelor Degree with minimum 3 years of relevant legal and compliance experience, preferable with exposure to South East Asia Market and China

· Language proficiency to support China and South East Asia

· Humble personality with strong organization skills

· Work travel up to 30% of the time

· Monthly salary + AWS

· Office location: Central East

· Hybrid working arrangement

· Candidates available on short notice preferred

We invite interested candidates to send in your updated resume (in MS Word Format) to [email protected] cc [email protected]; stating your reason(s) for leaving each employment and your current/expected salary package. Please indicate the position you are applying in your email subject.

We regret to inform that only shortlisted candidates will be notified.

EA License: 90C3627

EA Reg No: R1108020

Your main missions and responsibilities will be:

• Rolling out Hotel Management Agreements and Hotel Franchise Agreements based on standard process
• Negotiating with owners and legal advisors of Hotel Management Agreements, and Hotel Franchise Agreements and all related documents
• Preparing and adapting template documents related to the management and franchising of hotels in different legal environments and jurisdictions
• Following-up on related legislation changes with the support of external advisors
• Cooperating with the compliance team in relation to KYC review process for hotel management deals and other related compliance matters
• Providing legal support to management operations teams
• Engaging with external legal counsel to address foreign jurisdiction legal matters (corporate legal requirements, due diligence, registration requirements, etc.)
• Ensuring documents are compliant with Accor Group policies & procedures and maintaining an understanding of the impact of any changes in Accor Group policies, organizational structure, and procedures
• Preparing and implementing branded residences related documentation based on standard process
• Ensuring and implementing due diligence in relation to Hotel Management Agreements and Hotel Franchise Agreements
• Liaising with Accor Group departments in relation to intellectual property matters
• Preparing and implementing technical support documentation regarding hotel development projects
• Liaising with other departments involved in the development and operation of hotels (e.g. IT, Technical, Distribution, Loyalty, Sales etc.)

· Based in Singapore and responsible for providing legal and compliance support to Asia Pacific Office and its affiliates.

· Strategic and legal advice on various legal and compliance matters, including corporate governance, employment law, intellectual property, data protection and litigation matters.

· Review, draft and negotiate a wide range of contracts and legal documents, employment-related agreements, etc.

· Advise on data protection queries, policies and practices.

· Maintain awareness of industry trends on regulatory compliance and emerging threats.

· Detailed Job scope to be provided on application

Requirements:

· Bachelor Degree with minimum 3 years of relevant legal and compliance experience with exposure to South East Asia Market and China

· Knowledge of General Data Protection Regulations

· Language proficiency to support China and South East Asia

· Humble personality with strong organization skills

· Work travel up to 30% of the time

· Monthly salary + AWS

· Office location: Central East

· Hybrid working arrangement

· Candidates available on short notice preferred

We invite interested candidates to send in your updated resume (in MS Word Format) to [email protected] cc [email protected]; stating your reason(s) for leaving each employment and your current/expected salary package. Please indicate the position you are applying in your email subject.

We regret to inform that only shortlisted candidates will be notified.

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• Support on financing transactions, including general corporate banking finance work, syndicated and bilateral credit facilities, global financing, corporate lending (secured or unsecured), sustainability linked and green financing, syndicated financing and structured financing.
• Support (inception/negotiation/litigation) on trade finance transactions, documents and instruments, including bank guarantees, opening, discounting and negotiation of LCs, SBLC’s, BoE and other trade finance instruments, master discounting agreements, silent confirmation agreements, repo-financing agreements, factoring programs, securitization program and supply chain financing.
• Pre-export financings, prepayments, advanced payment facilities, documentary credits, limited recourse discounting agreements, CMAs, SMAs, credit insurance.
• Knowledge of UCP600, ISP98 and URDG758.
• Knowledge of financial securities regulation including trading in FX and fixed income (cash and/or derivatives, i.e., forwards, NDFs, bonds, repo’s, options).
• Knowledge of EMIR regulation and related documents.
• ISDAs and related documentation.
• Experience/ knowledge of derivatives and/or carbon trading and financing would be a plus.
• Sustainability/carbon solutions: Availability to be involved in sustainability-related matters and projects, including transactions negotiated by carbon solutions platform.
• Ad hoc project or other regional work based on work capacity to assist Global Financing, Sustainability and Carbon Team.

• Manage the use of external law firms and related costs.

Job Summary

Thales is seeking suitable candidate for the position of Engineer (System Security).

You will be looking after the governance of the infrastructure and systems for mission-critical Command and Control (C2) system that Thales Solutions Asia (TSA) have developed for government agency. You will be part of a team to manage the security of system, to ensure the system adhere to the security policies, and is well protected from any threats, risks or exploits.

Job Duties

Provide security expertise and management services to support Authority in activities such as:

• Internal / external audits (IM8, Cybersecurity, etc)
• Policies compliance (IM8, Cybersecurity, etc), work with vendor on:
• Disaster Recovery (DR) and Business Continuity Planning (BCP):
• ICT/Threat Risk Assessments (TRA)
• Monthly reviews of privileged accounts and non-privileged account, disable inactive accounts
• Seek security waivers (IM8, Cybersecurity Act, Circulars etc)
• Circulate security notifications/alerts to vendors and ensure status updates too all stakeholders including cybersecurity centre
• Security monitoring/tracking:

-     Monitor alerts from SOC

-     Update stakeholders regarding SOC alerts

-     Review compliance reports with vendors to ensure that system is compliant

-     Manage, track and update any security incidents/ issues to all stakeholders

-     Review Incident Report (if any)

• Patching:

-     Ensure patches are tested and verified before seeking approval for patching downtime

-     Communicate system downtime to all stakeholders

-     Ensure system availability after patching is completed

• Obsolescence management for software licenses, hardware, operating systems and certificates
• Security enhancement/ integration
• Support the submission of security clearance for related vendors
• Perform other related duties as assigned or requested

Job Requirements

• Working hours will be 0830 hrs to 1800 hrs (for Monday to Thursday) and 0830 hrs to 1730hrs (for Friday), excluding weekends and Public Holidays
• Outside of working hours, to provide online support via emails and group chats when required based on the priority and severity of issues related to the system
• Able to cope in a highly pressured fast-paced environment
• Prior working experience in cyber security and vulnerability management is preferred
• Strong knowledge of security principles, best practices, and industry standards, such as NIST, ISO 27001, and CIS Critical Security Controls
• Able to understand security posture of systems
• Prior working experience in Project Management is a plus point
• Able to understand the system and software architecture, and user operations environment
• Willingness to pick up any new technologies

Education

Diploma or Bachelor’s Degree in Cybersecurity/ InfoSec/ Information Technology / Information Systems / Business IT or its equivalent

Relevant professional certifications, such as CISSP, CISM, CEH, or other security certifications

Experience

Minimally 3-5 years of experience in cybersecurity and supporting mission critical systems with very stringent SLA e.g. 99.9%

Well-versed in cybersecurity best practices and establishing of its policies

Well-versed in IT Service Management (ITSM) standards, processes, guidelines and best practices

NAVIATAIRE AIRLINE IT LEGAL SUPPORT APAC AND META
Manage legal support for Navitaire Airline IT for entire APAC and META markets in order to enable sales teams achieving their financial, strategic and operational objectives by providing solution-oriented, responsive and commercially-practical legal advice, while containing legal risks and exposure to the maximum extent possible. Where negotiation of certain positions is required, properly identifying the risks involved and internal approvals required. Drafting, negotiating and interpreting a wide variety of commercial issues and technology contracts agreements with airline customers, varying in nature, complexity and value, and work on all phases of deals, ranging from the proposal/bid review stages, right through to final negotiation, escalation to senior leadership and dealing with any post signature issues, claims and litigation. 

STRATEGIC IMPLEMENTATION AND ACCOUNT MANAGEMENT

• Work closely as a strategic and trusted business partner with and as part of the Navitaire business units' leadership team in APAC and META, and with Amadeus Airline IT leadership in China, identifying, analyzing and taking action to implement commercial strategies while managing legal and risk-related issues which may impact the performance and the reputation of the business lines.

•  Identify legal and compliance risks and advise on the implementation of risk-management strategies using strong thought leadership and support the business in managing them.

• Manage efficient and constructive legal support for customer negotiations and BAU service mode, act as escalation point and where necessary ensure informed and relevant escalation to Senior Management

• Oversee and manage any potential litigations in relation to any Airline IT accounts

POLICY IMPLEMENTATION

• Serve as primary point of contact to Navitaire BU on a global basis for data privacy matters. Engage and collaborate with LEG data privacy SME colleagues as appropriate.

• Implement and monitor compliance with global contracting policies, procedures, contract management tools and training on a variety of legal and contract matters, including to support risk management.

• Contribute to the preparation of contract templates for Airline IT unit that reflect latest policies, legal developments and best practices.

• Implement appropriate training for legal team members as well as commercial representatives (including Regional Heads).

• Contribute to the business strategy using specialist knowledge and experience, helping to define and shape how strategic, complex and business critical contracts are structured. 

DEPARTMENT MANAGEMENT

• Assess resourcing requirements in the APAC and META regions, including China, in close cooperation with the ACU BUs, ensuring level of support is appropriate and planned.

• Understand and continuously improve business performance through the integration of people, departments and processes.

• Identify and organise training to ensure that team members are empowered and engaged.

About ideal candidate:

• University Degree in Law (eg. JD, LLB, LLM) and Legal Qualification to practice as a lawyer (preferably in a common law jurisdiction).

• Senior professional with at least 8 years of post-qualification experience in private practice and/or in-house position in a multinational corporation.

• Experience in: solid experience in IT/SaaS/outsourcing agreements, as well as knowledge of data privacy issues. 

• High quality training in a common-law jurisdiction strongly preferred.

• Experience working within China or familiarity with Chinese law highly desirable.

• We require a seasoned (lead) negotiator (preferably on the IT vendor side) who knows how to balance between commercial and legal stakes. 

• Strong commercial outlook and great client care skills 

• Must have a strategic as well as legal approach to the law and like working in a fast paced, innovative environment.

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Diversity & Inclusion

We are an Equal Opportunity Employer and seek to hire the best candidate regardless of age, beliefs, disability, ethnicity, gender or sexual orientation.