Lead safe, accurate and timely client money operations across DMP and IVA activity.
Maintain robust reconciliations, books and records, segregation of duties, approval controls and evidence that critical controls have been completed and independently signed off.
Investigate breaks, shortfalls, excesses, suspense and aged items, ensuring corrective action and escalation happen within the required timescales.
Own the operational lifecycle for client money incidents and breaches, including root cause analysis, remediation and clear evidence.
Maintain CASS 11 operational evidence, support the annual client assets audit and Compliance testing, and deliver agreed actions to closure.
Produce clear MI and risk indicators for senior stakeholders, highlighting trends, control weaknesses and decisions required.
Lead controlled process, technology and automation improvements that improve accuracy, efficiency and resilience without weakening control.
Coach and develop an 8 FTE Financial Operations team, building competence, cross-skilling, succession and effective absence cover.
What we’re looking for
Practical, current experience leading regulated client money or comparable safeguarded-funds operations, with clear evidence of control ownership and escalation.
Deep practical knowledge of CASS, including hands-on application of CASS 11 debt-management client money requirements.
Experience of a CASS audit and CASS 11 resolution pack.
Strong experience of reconciliations, books and records, payment controls, shortfalls or excesses, incident management and remediation.
Evidence of designing, operating and improving risk and control frameworks and using root cause analysis to prevent repeat failure.
People leadership experience in a high-volume, time-critical operational environment.
Strong Excel and data-analysis capability, with confidence using banking/payment, case-management, reconciliation or reporting systems.
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