THE COMPANY: Our client is an international corporate bank, looking to hire a KYC Analyst on a 12-month FTC basis.
THE RESPONSIBILITIES:
Ability to facilitate client on-boarding via end to end KYC processing;
Work closely with the Relationship Teams to support on-boarding and ongoing monitoring of clients;
Observance and adherence to all applicable regulatory and business-specific requirements;
Accurate execution of Financial Crime Prevention controls;
Remediating existing client files in line with bank-wide periodic review policy;
Identifying and assessing the ultimate Beneficial Owners within complex ownership structures;
Conduct the appropriate levels of client due diligence (including Enhanced Due Diligence);
Perform negative media searches;
Sanctions and PEP screening via WorldCheck;
Clarify and, if necessary, escalate any relevant discrepancies found;
Meet agreed targets for the KYC reviews;
Track all outstanding queries and issues;
Be vigilant and alert to unusual ownership structures or suspicious behaviour;
Provide support to the MLRO in regards to current internal processes, so as to keep in line with JMLSG guidelines and regulatory expectations and policies;
Ensure KYC records are accurate, appropriate, and up to date.
EXPERIENCE REQUIRED:
Experience in a corporate banking environment - ideally with a structured finance/real estate background – is ESSENTIAL for this role;
End to end onboarding experience is a must;
Attention to detail and high level of accuracy;
Knowledge of regulatory KYC/AML requirements;
Experience of complex/multi-layer ownership structures;
Experience in KYC/AML client on-boarding and remediation, compliance or risk function;
Firm understanding and ability to identify complex entity types including SPVs, Trusts, Funds, and complex Partnerships;
Experience in conducting appropriate customer due diligence within the Commercial Real Estate, Energy, and Regulated space;
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
Please note candidates must be from a corporate banking background to be considered.
For further information please contact Natalie Eshelby.