Financial Crime Manager - Wealth Management
Michael Page London, United Kingdom
Posted: 3 days ago | Job Type: Hybrid Job Permanent | Salary: GBP60000 - GBP65000 per annum + pension, health
Our client, a leading Wealth and Investment Management firm, is recruiting for a Financial Crime Manager - Wealth Management to join their growing team.
Description
The Financial Crime Manager will be responsible for:
- Assisting the MLRO and DMLRO with overseeing the firm's systems and controls for compliance with anti-money laundering, terrorist financing, sanctions, bribery, and tax evasion requirements.
- Actively working with the MLRO and DMLRO to evaluate end-to-end processes and controls to ensure compliance with financial crime regulations.
- Collaborating with the MLRO and DMLRO to develop and deploy an assurance plan to identify potential gaps and ensure compliant resolution.
- Leading the drafting of financial crime policies and procedures for review by DMLRO/MLRO.
- Maintaining up-to-date knowledge of financial crime regulation through various channels.
- Identifying, analyzing, and supporting the implementation of changes driven by regulations, industry guidance, or best practice.
- Actively attending and contributing to industry forums to assess the firm's compliance with evolving financial crime typologies and best practices.
- Supporting the MLRO and DMLRO in defining and implementing the strategy of the AML team alongside the firm's wider strategies, values, and goals.
- Overseeing, directing, and quality assuring work activities of the Financial Crime Analysts and Senior Analysts.
Profile
The Financial Crime Manager - Wealth Management should have the following skillset:
- Significant experience in financial crime related roles.
- Experience in leading and undertaking assurance plans on financial crime related topics.
- Proven ability to identify gaps and ensure that subsequent recommendations are seen through to conclusion.
- In-depth product knowledge within the wealth management sector.
- Experience dealing with a wide range of high risk and complex cases.
- Experience with key sources of internal and external information, including domestic and overseas company registers.
- Extensive knowledge of relevant financial crime related legislation and guidance (e.g., JMLSG) and ensuring compliance.
- Ability to work on own initiative, individually and as part of a team.
- Excellent interpersonal skills, with the ability to balance a busy workload and key deliverables.
- Background in financial crime and experience of leading and delivering assurance work.
Job Offer
Salary of £60,000 - £65,000
Attractive benefits package
Hybrid working: 2 days per week in the office.