Overview
Manager role in Financial Crime at Aptia Group, responsible for developing financial crime policies and frameworks, assessing controls, supporting investigations and regulatory engagement, and reporting to senior stakeholders and the Board.
What you'll do
- Develop financial crime policies, procedures, and guidance across the organisation in line with Aptia's business model, risk appetite, and regulatory obligations.
- Strengthen Aptia's Anti-Money Laundering framework, ensuring SAR handling processes, governance, and record-keeping align with best practice.
- Contribute to the ongoing development of the Group's financial crime due diligence framework.
- Assess the financial crime controls of group functions (Finance, HR, Procurement, and Third-Party Risk Management) and Quality Assurance over 1st Line of defense related financial crime activities.
- Support regulatory engagements.
- Support or lead AML and fraud investigations, transaction monitoring, sanctions escalations, and internal reporting processes.
- Act as a senior escalation point for suspicious activity, sanctions matches or complex fraud cases.
- Produce and present MI for senior stakeholders, committees, and the Board covering financial crime risks, escalations, KRIs, and incidents.
What you'll need
- 12+ years of experience.
- Strong technical knowledge of UK and US AML/CTF, Sanctions, Fraud, and ABC frameworks.
- Proven experience in producing SARs, OFSI and OFAC reports, and with regulatory engagement.
- Strong communication and influencing skills to work with senior management, clients, trustees, and regulators.
- Demonstrated ability to manage stakeholders effectively, both internally (business functions, 1LOD, committees) and externally (clients, auditors, regulators).
Details
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