Financial Crime Risk Analyst II - Centralized Sanctions Group Escalations (10am - 7pm)

Work Location:

Mount Laurel, New Jersey, United States of America

Hours:

40

Pay Details:

$29.75 - $47.75 USD

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Line of Business:

Financial Crime Risk Management

Job Description:

The Financial Crime Risk Analyst II role provides a range of analytical, research and assessment support to the development of and enhancements to the enterprises FCRM programs and processes. This role may interact with key stakeholders and third-party service providers to deliver AML/ATF/Sanctions/ABAC programs that satisfy regulatory requirements. Additionally, this role assists in reviewing higher risk customer or transactional information.

The Financial Crime Risk Analyst II role is part of the Sanctions Escalations Level 2 team which reviews alerts that have been escalated from client and payment sanctions screening.   This role is part of a team of 10 analysts divided between 2 managers to support them with questions, guidance, and workload. 

Depth & Scope:

• Experienced professional role providing specialized guidance/assistance/support to functions/FCRM teams

• Independently performs activities from end-to-end

• Requires advanced understanding of a range of product and services, processes, procedures, systems and concepts within their own area of specialty and integration points with related areas

• Manages ambiguity, and applies judgement to identify, troubleshoot and resolve ongoing business and operational issues

• Interprets and administers policies, adopts and implements business process improvements

• Guided by practices, procedures and operating plans, makes process and capacity management decisions to ensure ongoing operations

• Moderate level of complexity in operational / reporting / process and/or analysis function requiring a short to medium term focus

Education & Experience:

• Undergraduate degree or equivalent work experience 

• 3+ years experience

Preferred Skills:

• Knowledge of sanctions regulations or sanctions compliance

• Prior work experience in banking

• Prior work experience in an FCRM operational role

Customer Accountabilities:

• Provides FCRM research, evaluation, operational, reporting and/or analytical support in oversight, advisory services and control function to business (FCRM) partners, in a timely manner

• Co-ordinates requests to and from, business (FCRM) partners

• Assists in the preparation of summaries, communications, reports and presentations for management, regulators, and other internal and external stakeholders

• Recommends responses to enterprise FCRM Program questions and immediately escalates any sensitive issues according to departmental procedures

• Analyzes data and draws conclusions to meet program health reporting requirements

• Analyzes emerging trends pertaining to regulatory changes, reporting or other departmental functions and provides recommendations to enhance or rectify FCRM- related gaps, issues and enhancements

• Proactively identifies matters requiring additional review, escalation, and liaises with appropriate staff to resolve, as appropriate

• Coordinates tracking and reporting of FCRM function initiatives and programs

Shareholder Accountabilities:

• Prioritizes and manages own workload to meet SLA requirements for service and productivity

• Consistently exercises discretion in managing correspondence, information and all matters of con