AML & KYC – Investment Banking/Securities Trading Experience Req’d
- Salary£50,000 - £60,000 + Benefits + Bonus
- LocationLondon, City
- SectorCompliance & Regulation, Securities & Wholesale Banking, Investment Banking/Stockbroking, Commodities/Futures, Money Laundering
- Reference1348P
- PublishedMarch 10th 2010
Our client, a large international securities house, is looking for an Assistant Money Laundering Prevention Officer. Reporting to the MLPO, duties will include:
• Undertake annual client reviews in accordance with regulatory requirements;
• Provide assistance/advice on ad-hoc queries received in relation to new clients, transactions and ongoing KYC requirements;
• Assist in the approval of new counterparties and ensure proper documentary evidence of KYC at outset of the relationship.
• Assist in the development of training programmes for money laundering awareness;
• Ensure all staff are fully trained in financial crime prevention and understand what is required of them in order to do their jobs effectively.
• Assist or take lead in ad hoc projects as and when they arise
You should have solid AML experience gained within investment banking/stockbroking. Knowledge of investment banking products would be advantageous, but more important is a flexible attitude and good communications skills including the ability to justify your point with the business.
This is an excellent opportunity to further your career within AML and join the management team within an international blue chip organisation.
If this sounds like the right career move for you then please feel free to call Paul Stanczyk on 020 7330 6964 for a confidential no obligation chat about this position or send your details to him as below.
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