Financial Crime Executive at iFAST Global Bank Ltd
London E14 9SH, , United Kingdom -
Full Time


Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

03 Sep, 25

Salary

37000.0

Posted On

04 Jun, 25

Experience

1 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

No

Skills

Analytical Skills, Training

Industry

Financial Services

Description

FAST Global Bank (iGB) is a licensed Bank in the UK that aspires to provide Global Banking connectivity to individuals, corporates and financial institutions. We are currently looking for a Financial Crime Officer located in London.

The primary responsibilities of the role will be:

  • Carrying out AML/KYC reviews on new customer files.
  • Carrying out periodic reviews on existing customer files.
  • Conducting PEP, Sanctions and Adverse Media screening checks.
  • Assessing screening checks and providing appropriate recommendations.
  • Reviewing of screening alerts generated by Bank’s screening systems.
  • Reviewing of Transaction Monitoring alerts generated by Bank’s Transaction Monitoring systems.
  • Analysing customer data and behaviour to identify patterns, trends and anomalies for both further investigation and enhancing of Banks Systems & Controls.
  • Carrying out Financial Crime investigations.
  • Providing input into the preparation of Management Information for inclusion in monthly Risk Committee meetings
  • Support the preparation of presentations on behalf of the Risk & Compliance team for executive committees and other purposes.
  • Reviewing cases and preparing responses upon information requests from investigating bodies or other Financial Institutions.
  • Working and maintaining close relationships with the wider team, Operations, Representative Office, and Business Units.
  • Support other members of the team in carrying out their assigned roles ensuring continuity within the team in cases of absence and increased workload;
  • Keep up to date with prevailing rules and regulations as they are introduced by relevant regulatory bodies and non-governmental organisations from time to time.

REQUIREMENTS

Between 1 to 3 years relevant experience, ideally within a Bank.

QUALIFICATIONS

The successful candidate will likely possess the following (or equivalent qualifiers):

  • Undergraduate degree

EDUCATION & TRAINING

Relevant qualifications in Financial Crime are preferable.

SKILLS

  • High standard of accuracy and attention to detail
  • Strong analytical skills
  • Investigation skills
  • Excellent communicator
  • Problem solving skills
  • Strict work ethics
  • Strong written skills
  • Ability to articulate and present information clearly
  • Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint (must)
Responsibilities
  • Carrying out AML/KYC reviews on new customer files.
  • Carrying out periodic reviews on existing customer files.
  • Conducting PEP, Sanctions and Adverse Media screening checks.
  • Assessing screening checks and providing appropriate recommendations.
  • Reviewing of screening alerts generated by Bank’s screening systems.
  • Reviewing of Transaction Monitoring alerts generated by Bank’s Transaction Monitoring systems.
  • Analysing customer data and behaviour to identify patterns, trends and anomalies for both further investigation and enhancing of Banks Systems & Controls.
  • Carrying out Financial Crime investigations.
  • Providing input into the preparation of Management Information for inclusion in monthly Risk Committee meetings
  • Support the preparation of presentations on behalf of the Risk & Compliance team for executive committees and other purposes.
  • Reviewing cases and preparing responses upon information requests from investigating bodies or other Financial Institutions.
  • Working and maintaining close relationships with the wider team, Operations, Representative Office, and Business Units.
  • Support other members of the team in carrying out their assigned roles ensuring continuity within the team in cases of absence and increased workload;
  • Keep up to date with prevailing rules and regulations as they are introduced by relevant regulatory bodies and non-governmental organisations from time to time
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