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Support business teams (e.g., investment banking, equity research and sales and trading) with input on regulatory compliance considerations and implications of their work. Demonstrable experience leading a compliance program at a broker-dealer, including strong working knowledge of FINRA Rule 2241 and various rules related to investment banking compliance and regulatory filing.
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Typically requires a minimum of one year experience in the regulatory compliance field and must be knowledgeable in at least one area of regulatory compliance such as banking regulations, consumer reporting, tax, anti-money laundering or anti-corruption.
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The Compliance Analyst I will Track, review and communicate pending and passed regulations, agency guidelines or directives to impacted lines of business and assist in setting priorities for regulatory issues that must be addressed by the business.
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Responds to issues and matters pertaining to regulatory compliance of FIS products, services and business activities. Performs periodic reviews and evaluations of FIS products, services and business activities to validate compliance with applicable laws and regulations or detect regulatory violations, weak controls or other potential areas of exposure.
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4+ years of experience within Banking or Financial Services Regulatory Compliance, Governance, Legal, or related department, preferably with a foreign banking institution (FBO/IHC/BHC) doing business in the U.S.
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Certified Anti-Money Laundering Specialist (CAMS), Certified Internal Auditor (CIA), Certified Public Accountant (CPA), Certified Regulatory Compliance Manager (CRCM), or Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE.
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Experience with economic sanctions related risks and a solid business understanding of financial services industry, especially those associated with correspondent banking, corporate banking, treasury management and capital markets conducting sanctions reviews.
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Minimum of 1-3 experience in Audit, Compliance, Risk, Business Controls, or other related experience. Minimum 1-3 years of audit experience in areas related to AML, sanctions and fraud risk management programs and regulations, banking regulations, local standards, and internal policies, or.
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Support the execution of sanctions audit as well as regulatory and partner exams by creating presentation materials and providing timely responses to inquiries. Perform sanctions risk assessments of business activities, potential risks exposures, and materiality of loss; and.
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Minimum of 3 years of experience in Audit, Compliance, Risk, Business Controls, or other related experience. Minimum 3 years of audit experience in areas related to AML, sanctions and fraud risk management programs and regulations, banking regulations, local standards, and internal policies.
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Perform sanctions risk assessments of business activities, potential risks exposures, and materiality of loss. Perform sanctions audits at the enterprise level as well as other diverse lines of business and specialty areas.
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Master's degree in Auditing, Master's degree in Accounting, Master's degree in Finance, or Master of Business Administration. Provides input on draft audit reports and shares audit results with business leaders.
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You will join the Regulatory Operations Legal Team (Reg Ops Legal) which provides cross line of business legal support to the Consumer and Community Bank (CCB), which includes Auto Finance, Home Lending, Business Banking, Card Services, Consumer Banking, JPMorgan Wealth Management and associated operations.
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In addition to banking compliance, this role touches various other parts of AngelList’s compliance framework, including, for example, program design and administration, regulatory reporting, surveillance, internal controls testing, policy development, and special projects.
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Minimum of 3 years experience in Audit, Compliance, Risk, Business Controls, or other related experience. Minimum 3 years of audit experience in areas related to AML, sanctions and fraud risk management programs and regulations, banking regulations, local standards, and internal policies, or.
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