HSBC seeks blockchain expert to lead digital asset analysis in Hong Kong
The post HSBC seeks blockchain expert to lead digital asset analysis in Hong Kong appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Financial giant HSBC (NASDAQ:HSBC) is on the lookout for a Web3 expert to join its Digital Business Service as a lead analyst, building on the momentum it has gained in the sector over the previous months. The bank seeks a Lead Digital Asset Business Analyst to “drive” its Web 3 objectives with customer satisfaction and efficiency at the heart of operations. Located in Hong Kong, the role will require a successful applicant to design new workflow architecture diagrams and document existing business processes. HSBC’s ideal candidate is expected to collaborate with technical teams to ensure a seamless development lifecycle of the bank’s digital asset products. HSBC’s job listing will require the successful candidate to extend the collaborative traits with cross-functional stakeholders “to ensure correct translation of business requirements to technical solution requirements and specification.” Candidates are expected to have a working knowledge of blockchain specifically relating to digital assets. Previous experience with non-fungible tokens (NFTs), digital wallets, and the metaverse is considered a plus. “Working experience in leading an agile team and managing IT projects to meet banking IT governance standards,” read one of the role’s requirements. HSBC’s decision to beef up its rank with a blockchain expert follows the firm’s previous forays into Web 3. In the middle of September, it was reported that the London-based financial behemoth had collaborated with digital asset custody solutions provider Fireblock, suggesting that the bank could offer custodial services to institutional clients. The bank has been eyeing tokenization, as underscored in its joint tokenization report with global financial services firm Northern Trust. Per the report, HSBC forecast that before the end of 2030, over 5% of all financial assets will be tokenized, with the bank making initial plays to position itself for a digital future. HSBC is currently participating in the Hong Kong…
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Financial giant HSBC (NASDAQ:HSBC) is on the lookout for a Web3 expert to join its Digital Business Service as a lead analyst, building on the momentum it has gained in the sector over the previous months. The bank seeks a Lead Digital Asset Business Analyst to “drive” its Web 3 objectives with customer satisfaction and efficiency at the heart of operations. Located in Hong Kong, the role will require a successful applicant to design new workflow architecture diagrams and document existing business processes. HSBC’s ideal candidate is expected to collaborate with technical teams to ensure a seamless development lifecycle of the bank’s digital asset products. HSBC’s job listing will require the successful candidate to extend the collaborative traits with cross-functional stakeholders “to ensure correct translation of business requirements to technical solution requirements and specification.” Candidates are expected to have a working knowledge of blockchain specifically relating to digital assets. Previous experience with non-fungible tokens (NFTs), digital wallets, and the metaverse is considered a plus. “Working experience in leading an agile team and managing IT projects to meet banking IT governance standards,” read one of the role’s requirements. HSBC’s decision to beef up its rank with a blockchain expert follows the firm’s previous forays into Web 3. In the middle of September, it was reported that the London-based financial behemoth had collaborated with digital asset custody solutions provider Fireblock, suggesting that the bank could offer custodial services to institutional clients. The bank has been eyeing tokenization, as underscored in its joint tokenization report with global financial services firm Northern Trust. Per the report, HSBC forecast that before the end of 2030, over 5% of all financial assets will be tokenized, with the bank making initial plays to position itself for a digital future. HSBC is currently participating in the Hong Kong…
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