Overview
Proactive Investigator role on the Proactive Investigations team, conducting in-depth financial crime investigations with a focus on risk-based decisioning, working with the Fincrime Intelligence Unit and second line of defence.
What you'll do
- Investigate proactive and intelligence-led cases covering all financial crime types, discovering potential links, analysing complex networks and organised crime groups.
- Identify correlating factors, patterns and trends, using insights to build Tide's understanding of financial crime risks and how to mitigate them.
- Collate information relating to all types of financial crime for reports to Law Enforcement Agencies, including SAR submissions.
- Maintain 95% or above in QA/QC checks in all elements of the role.
- Liaise with law enforcement agencies where required and conduct typology and sector reviews.
- Manage your own case load to meet performance targets.
- Support alert review teams through coaching and buddying in how to identify suspicious behaviour.
- Look for potential efficiencies and help embed them.
- Implement and ensure timely compliance to new or revised standards and procedures.
- Assist Team Leaders and Senior Analysts with other financial crime related tasks and projects.
- Conduct phone calls with Tide members who are under investigation.
What you'll need
- Between 1-3 years of experience in an Investigations role, specialising in business-related anti-money laundering/fraud investigations at a leading FinTech or bank.
- Detecting and investigating financial crime typologies such as money muling, smurfing, fraud scams, human trafficking, terrorist financing, tax evasion and bribery and corruption.
- Experience carrying out intelligence-led enquiries and dealing with ambiguous or unusual lines of enquiry.
- Good understanding of UK regulations (including POCA, TACT) and EU regulations.
- Excellent verbal, written, and interpersonal communication skills in English.
- Experience conducting phone calls with customers.
- Experience conducting investigations, including transaction reviews and third party referrals.
- Ability to work well as part of a team, be decisive, goal-oriented and proactive, multitask and operate in a fast-paced environment.
- Proven track record in working to set targets and SLAs.
- Ability to work autonomously and handle and analyse large data sets.
Nice to have
- CAMS or ICA certifications.
Details
- Fixed-term contract (6 months) for the UK role.
- Reports to the Proactive Investigations Team Leader.
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