Compliance Jobs at Bank of China with Visa Sponsorship
Compliance roles at Bank of China sit at the intersection of U.S. regulatory requirements and cross-border banking operations, covering AML, KYC, sanctions screening, and regulatory reporting. Bank of China actively sponsors work visas for qualified Compliance professionals, supporting candidates through the full process from OPT to long-term status.
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INTRODUCTION
Established in 1912, Bank of China is one of the largest banks in the world, with over $3 trillion in assets and a footprint that spans more than 60 countries and regions. Our long-term outlook, institutional weight and global breadth provide our clients with a stable and reliable financial partner, whether in Corporate or Personal Banking or our Trade Services, Commodities, Financial Institutions and Global Markets lines of business.
Overview
RAO serves as the primary, centralized point of contact for all Regulatory Affairs Matters for the Bank. This includes overseeing the coordination of Regulatory Communication items, Regulatory Meetings, and Regulatory Examinations across all three (3) lines of defense. RAO is responsible for identifying, tracking, managing, responding to, and retaining records related to Regulatory Affairs Matters across the Bank. RAO organizes and manages Regulatory Meetings, conducts reviews and credible challenge of written responses and supporting documentation, leverages subject matter expertise and knowledge of U.S. Banking rules and regulations, oversees the timely submission of material, and retains records of all forms of communication with Regulators. The VP establishes and maintains RAO policies/procedures and oversees all Regulatory Affairs Matters, including project management, stakeholder relationships, and day-to-day processes, communication with regulators, tracking and coordinating regulatory deliverables, driving the submission process to ensure timely execution and quality assurance, and reporting regulatory updates to Bank Management and committees.
Responsibilities
Include but are not limited to:
Regulatory Affairs Liaison: Communication with Regulators and Bank Management
- Serve as the primary liaison with regulatory agencies and the Bank during periodic examinations and BAU or ad hoc inquiries; facilitate prompt review and approval of submissions and commitment closures
- Oversee the bank examination process for exams and enhanced continuous monitoring reviews conducted by the different U.S. regulatory authorities
- Lead in maintaining fluid and regular communications between the Bank and its regulators
- Convey regulators’ inquiry/advice/comments/instruction/concerns to relevant parties and drive a resolution to address those in a timely manner
- Support key stakeholders in the writing of regulatory responses ensuring comprehensiveness and consistency across lines of business
- Manage escalations related to regulatory matters and/or deliverables, and provide support to ensure proper awareness and communication to applicable stakeholders including the regulators and Executive Management as applicable
- Ensure standards are maintained and followed related to the Bank’s regulatory interactions, including exam management, regulatory meeting, request for information and other ad hoc communications
- Drive and Execute quality reviews of all regulatory submissions to ensure deliverables meet strict deadlines and fulfill regulatory and quality standards; leverage knowledge of U.S. Banking regulations and compliance rules
- Oversee all facets of compliance-related regulatory exams, as well as additional exams covering other Independent Risk Management (IRM) functions, such as Operational Risk Management, etc., as requested by CRO; manage exam requests, meeting preparation and presentation, exam logistics, and communication of exam deadlines and updates to relevant parties, and Senior and Executive Management; and ensure efficient, effective and accurate communication between regulators and the Bank.
Regulatory Affairs Office Recordkeeping and Retention
- Oversee the documentation and maintenance of comprehensive records of communications and regulatory affairs in line with both the Bank’s policies/standards and regulatory expectations
- Review minutes for regulatory meetings; consider internal stakeholder feedback; maintain RAO records of such
- Maintain and communicate the regulatory exam schedule, including exam results and documentation (SL) and key metrics related to RAO functions
- Establish and maintain RAO Procedure and relevant processes; facilitate procedure approvals and relevant training, as needed
- Periodically review and update the RAO Procedure, and conduct ad-hoc amendment per regulatory requirement or instruction from Management
- Develop and drive other regulatory affairs processes, as needed
Regulatory Affairs Office Reporting
- Oversee coordination and review of regulatory-related information and status updates for periodic reporting to Management and committees
- Review and assess items to be submitted for remediation validation and evaluation against stated regulatory expectations
- Review supporting documents for remediation to confirm regulatory MRAs/MRIAs are addressed
- Provide guidance and support in the development of remediation documentation and supporting information
- Monitor and track corrective actions regarding Regulatory Enforcement Action and MRA remediation plan progress; facilitate the preparation and reporting of overall remediation status of open issues to the management team; manage related communication with the regulators on ongoing and timely basis
- Organize and participate in internal meetings with stakeholders and management to discuss progress in corrective actions; and Report to Management with most updated information regarding regulatory affairs
Others
- Other tasks or projects assigned by the Supervisor, including ad hoc regulatory updates or communications, as requested
QUALIFICATIONS
- Bachelor’s degree required; advanced degree (i.e., MBA, JD, etc.) preferred.
- Minimum 10 years of work experience in banking, preferably in a risk management and/or compliance-related function; prefer experience managing regulatory affairs, managing teams, and/or prior experience working at a regulatory agency. Or combination of 5 years experience in banking and 5 years managing regulatory affairs, and/or prior experience at a regulatory agency. Understanding of bank processes, risks, controls, and overall governance framework.
- Experience in managing high-priority, cross-functional projects involving multiple stakeholders, and/or experience related to regulatory issue remediation a plus.
- Experience with committee and senior management-level reporting; development and review of policies/procedures.
- Strong knowledge of regulatory environment; knowledge of BSA/AML and Sanctions Compliance preferred.
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills
- Solid analytical and computer skills (Microsoft Office, with a focus on Excel/pivot tables) and detail-oriented.
- Strong relationship management/leadership skills; ability to work well under high-pressure situations and use negotiation/influencing skills to reach positive conclusions.
- Task oriented with sound time management skills; ability to manage and deliver against multiple priorities to meet critical deadlines.
- Strong team player mindset and effective collaborator.
- Sound problem-solving skills, able to drive solutions; possesses independent judgement and discernment.
- Strong knowledge of industry best practices, regulations, and industry developments.
- CAMS or other relevant certification preferred.
PAY RANGE
Actual salary is commensurate with candidate’s relevant years of experience, skillset, education and other qualifications.
- USD $110,000.00 - USD $230,000.00 /Yr.

INTRODUCTION
Established in 1912, Bank of China is one of the largest banks in the world, with over $3 trillion in assets and a footprint that spans more than 60 countries and regions. Our long-term outlook, institutional weight and global breadth provide our clients with a stable and reliable financial partner, whether in Corporate or Personal Banking or our Trade Services, Commodities, Financial Institutions and Global Markets lines of business.
Overview
RAO serves as the primary, centralized point of contact for all Regulatory Affairs Matters for the Bank. This includes overseeing the coordination of Regulatory Communication items, Regulatory Meetings, and Regulatory Examinations across all three (3) lines of defense. RAO is responsible for identifying, tracking, managing, responding to, and retaining records related to Regulatory Affairs Matters across the Bank. RAO organizes and manages Regulatory Meetings, conducts reviews and credible challenge of written responses and supporting documentation, leverages subject matter expertise and knowledge of U.S. Banking rules and regulations, oversees the timely submission of material, and retains records of all forms of communication with Regulators. The VP establishes and maintains RAO policies/procedures and oversees all Regulatory Affairs Matters, including project management, stakeholder relationships, and day-to-day processes, communication with regulators, tracking and coordinating regulatory deliverables, driving the submission process to ensure timely execution and quality assurance, and reporting regulatory updates to Bank Management and committees.
Responsibilities
Include but are not limited to:
Regulatory Affairs Liaison: Communication with Regulators and Bank Management
- Serve as the primary liaison with regulatory agencies and the Bank during periodic examinations and BAU or ad hoc inquiries; facilitate prompt review and approval of submissions and commitment closures
- Oversee the bank examination process for exams and enhanced continuous monitoring reviews conducted by the different U.S. regulatory authorities
- Lead in maintaining fluid and regular communications between the Bank and its regulators
- Convey regulators’ inquiry/advice/comments/instruction/concerns to relevant parties and drive a resolution to address those in a timely manner
- Support key stakeholders in the writing of regulatory responses ensuring comprehensiveness and consistency across lines of business
- Manage escalations related to regulatory matters and/or deliverables, and provide support to ensure proper awareness and communication to applicable stakeholders including the regulators and Executive Management as applicable
- Ensure standards are maintained and followed related to the Bank’s regulatory interactions, including exam management, regulatory meeting, request for information and other ad hoc communications
- Drive and Execute quality reviews of all regulatory submissions to ensure deliverables meet strict deadlines and fulfill regulatory and quality standards; leverage knowledge of U.S. Banking regulations and compliance rules
- Oversee all facets of compliance-related regulatory exams, as well as additional exams covering other Independent Risk Management (IRM) functions, such as Operational Risk Management, etc., as requested by CRO; manage exam requests, meeting preparation and presentation, exam logistics, and communication of exam deadlines and updates to relevant parties, and Senior and Executive Management; and ensure efficient, effective and accurate communication between regulators and the Bank.
Regulatory Affairs Office Recordkeeping and Retention
- Oversee the documentation and maintenance of comprehensive records of communications and regulatory affairs in line with both the Bank’s policies/standards and regulatory expectations
- Review minutes for regulatory meetings; consider internal stakeholder feedback; maintain RAO records of such
- Maintain and communicate the regulatory exam schedule, including exam results and documentation (SL) and key metrics related to RAO functions
- Establish and maintain RAO Procedure and relevant processes; facilitate procedure approvals and relevant training, as needed
- Periodically review and update the RAO Procedure, and conduct ad-hoc amendment per regulatory requirement or instruction from Management
- Develop and drive other regulatory affairs processes, as needed
Regulatory Affairs Office Reporting
- Oversee coordination and review of regulatory-related information and status updates for periodic reporting to Management and committees
- Review and assess items to be submitted for remediation validation and evaluation against stated regulatory expectations
- Review supporting documents for remediation to confirm regulatory MRAs/MRIAs are addressed
- Provide guidance and support in the development of remediation documentation and supporting information
- Monitor and track corrective actions regarding Regulatory Enforcement Action and MRA remediation plan progress; facilitate the preparation and reporting of overall remediation status of open issues to the management team; manage related communication with the regulators on ongoing and timely basis
- Organize and participate in internal meetings with stakeholders and management to discuss progress in corrective actions; and Report to Management with most updated information regarding regulatory affairs
Others
- Other tasks or projects assigned by the Supervisor, including ad hoc regulatory updates or communications, as requested
QUALIFICATIONS
- Bachelor’s degree required; advanced degree (i.e., MBA, JD, etc.) preferred.
- Minimum 10 years of work experience in banking, preferably in a risk management and/or compliance-related function; prefer experience managing regulatory affairs, managing teams, and/or prior experience working at a regulatory agency. Or combination of 5 years experience in banking and 5 years managing regulatory affairs, and/or prior experience at a regulatory agency. Understanding of bank processes, risks, controls, and overall governance framework.
- Experience in managing high-priority, cross-functional projects involving multiple stakeholders, and/or experience related to regulatory issue remediation a plus.
- Experience with committee and senior management-level reporting; development and review of policies/procedures.
- Strong knowledge of regulatory environment; knowledge of BSA/AML and Sanctions Compliance preferred.
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills
- Solid analytical and computer skills (Microsoft Office, with a focus on Excel/pivot tables) and detail-oriented.
- Strong relationship management/leadership skills; ability to work well under high-pressure situations and use negotiation/influencing skills to reach positive conclusions.
- Task oriented with sound time management skills; ability to manage and deliver against multiple priorities to meet critical deadlines.
- Strong team player mindset and effective collaborator.
- Sound problem-solving skills, able to drive solutions; possesses independent judgement and discernment.
- Strong knowledge of industry best practices, regulations, and industry developments.
- CAMS or other relevant certification preferred.
PAY RANGE
Actual salary is commensurate with candidate’s relevant years of experience, skillset, education and other qualifications.
- USD $110,000.00 - USD $230,000.00 /Yr.
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Frame your credentials around U.S. regulatory frameworks
Bank of China's U.S. Compliance teams operate under FinCEN, OCC, and Federal Reserve oversight. Certifications like CAMS or CFE signal direct readiness for AML and sanctions roles, and make specialty occupation arguments cleaner when USCIS reviews your H-1B petition.
Target roles tied to consent order remediation work
Bank of China has faced U.S. regulatory scrutiny that drives sustained Compliance hiring. Roles focused on BSA program enhancement, transaction monitoring, or regulatory response tend to have stronger sponsorship urgency and faster internal approval for visa support.
Search sponsored Compliance openings on Migrate Mate
Filter by Bank of China and Compliance function on Migrate Mate to surface active roles where sponsorship is already confirmed. This saves time you'd otherwise spend cold-applying to postings with no visa support signal.
Understand that LCA filing locks in your work location
Before your H-1B is filed, Bank of China must submit a Labor Condition Application to DOL listing a specific worksite. If you're open to New York or other branch locations, clarify placement early because changing the worksite after filing triggers a new LCA.
Ask about Green Card sponsorship timing during the offer stage
For Compliance professionals at Bank of China, EB-2 or EB-3 PERM sponsorship is the typical long-term pathway. Large banking employers often have internal policies on when the PERM process begins, so clarifying this before you sign gives you a realistic picture of your permanent residency timeline.
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Find Compliance at Bank of China JobsFrequently Asked Questions
Does Bank of China sponsor H-1B visas for Compliance roles?
Yes, Bank of China sponsors H-1B visas for Compliance positions. The H-1B is the most common pathway for degree-holding professionals in roles like AML analyst, sanctions compliance officer, and regulatory reporting specialist. Because H-1B is subject to an annual lottery, your employer typically submits a registration in March for an October start date, so timing your job search accordingly matters.
How do I apply for Compliance jobs at Bank of China?
Roles are posted on Bank of China's U.S. careers portal and on third-party job boards. For visa-sponsored openings specifically, Migrate Mate aggregates Compliance positions at Bank of China where sponsorship has been confirmed, which narrows your search. Tailor your application to highlight U.S.-specific regulatory knowledge such as BSA, OFAC, and FinCEN compliance, since those frameworks are central to the bank's U.S. operations.
Which visa types does Bank of China commonly use for Compliance professionals?
Bank of China sponsors H-1B visas for the majority of Compliance hires requiring long-term work authorization. F-1 OPT and CPT are used for early-career candidates and interns. TN visas are available for Canadian and Mexican nationals in qualifying Compliance analyst roles. For permanent residency, EB-2 and EB-3 sponsorship through the PERM labor certification process is the standard pathway for established employees.
What qualifications does Bank of China look for in Compliance candidates?
A bachelor's degree in finance, accounting, law, or a related field is the baseline for most Compliance roles. Senior positions typically require experience with AML transaction monitoring systems, OFAC sanctions screening, or regulatory examination management. Credentials like CAMS, CRCM, or a JD strengthen applications considerably. Bilingual Mandarin-English proficiency is an advantage given the bank's cross-border client base and internal reporting structure.
How long does the H-1B sponsorship process take for a Compliance role at Bank of China?
From the time you receive an offer, the process typically runs six to twelve months if you're entering through the standard cap lottery. The lottery registration opens in March, with selections announced by late March or April and employment starting October 1. USCIS premium processing, available for an additional fee, can reduce adjudication to around 15 business days once the petition is filed, which matters if you're transitioning off OPT.
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