AML Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) Analyst

Key Responsibilities

Operate as part of a team of AML professionals conducting ongoing surveillance and investigations on client activities, where applicable, supporting management with filing reports with local law enforcement and regulators. Become proficient with the firm’s case management tool, IBKR360, to ensure that all monitoring and reporting activities are effectively documented in compliance with internal standards and regulatory expectations. Execute a review of client profile and activity history to determine whether there is a reasonable and appropriate rationale for the identified transaction(s) Document concise and consistent risk-based rationale for alert/investigation conclusions in line with internal and regulatory requirements. Perform work within the established timeframes and meet standards for Quality Assurance and Key Performance Indicator benchmarks Assist in responding to queries/addressing escalations received from the 1LOD; and, Assists in the development and implementation of work paper templates, documentation standards, and processes for knowledge sharing across regional teams Where required, assist management in responding to external requests for information from FIU activities and other ad-hoc obligations (e.g., collate MI Dashboards, support completion of program assessments and process enhancements, etc.) Communicating and working closely with regional surveillance partners and business stakeholders to enable the effective exchange of information needed to facilitate a consistent risk-based approach across IBKR’s multiple markets and operating entities Provide ongoing support to the in developing policies and procedures, executing Quality Assurance, facilitating escalations and feedback-loop

Qualifications And Experience

Bachelor’s degree in law, business, finance, or accounting preferred or Certified Anti-Money Laundering Specialist (CAMS) or similar Compliance diploma or accreditation At least 2+ years’ experience in transaction monitoring for financial crimes, in particular with regard to domestic and international payment activities, preferably gained at a large broker or other financial institution with a European client base or an EU regulator Experience identifying red flags/typologies associated with financial crimes; experience using SQL (or similar) to query relevant activity is advantageous. Good knowledge of local regulations and European Directives in connection with documenting risk-based decisions and conclusions regarding potentially suspicious activity Proven analytical skills, with strong attention to detail and direct experience escalating high-risk issues to management Excellent oral and written communication skills Self-motivated with the ability to work in a small team as well as independently

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