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This role acts as the designated Bank Secrecy Act AML Officer ("AML Officer") to ensure the sufficiency of City National Securities, CNR Securities, and City National Rochdale Funds compliance with the USA PATRIOT Act, U.S. Economic Sanctions, and related regulations and guidance.
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Experience evaluating, selecting, onboarding and use of software and quantitative tools used in investment management to drive governance, compliance, risk management, and investment performance.
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Driving compliance to requirements and continuous process improvement by influencing and partnering with enterprise wide partners and executives including Global Financial Control, Centralized Regulatory Reporting, Enterprise Stress Testing, Enterprise Data Management, Balance Sheet Capital Management, Corporate Audit, Finance, Compliance, Operational Risk and others.
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Execution of ongoing monitoring results in alignment with internal and supervisory market risk management and model risk management expectations. Description Summary:The ETAR Analytics Manager, part of the corporate Enterprise Trading Analytics and Reporting team, drives development as a subject matter expert in all aspects of market risk and counterparty risk measurement, model development, in-depth analysis, internal and regulatory risk reporting, stress testing, and model ongoing monitoring in a strong team-oriented working environment.
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As a Financial Crimes Specialist in the EDDC you will be assigned a portfolio of complex customers and are responsible for conducting due diligence in accordance with guidelines set forth in Wells Fargo policies, all applicable state and federal laws (including Bank Secrecy Act/USA Patriot Act) and regulations.
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Partners with broader Finance functions, including Financial Planning & Analysis, Investor Relations, Risk & Insurance, and Corporate Development on special projects. Assists Treasury Manager with monthly cash forecast for Treasurer and other Finance senior management.
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This role focuses on the development of operations/data management policies, strategies and operational guidelines for the organization's various financial products as they relate to the analysis, tracking, and reporting of various risk metrics.
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Act as liaison between Inflight Services, other departments, and regulatory agencies for matters concerning the Inflight Training Program and Cabin Electronic Flight Bag (EFB) Ability to work well with all levels of management and support staff.
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Lead an d set the long-term and day-to-day organizational strategies and operational rhythms for teams responsible for Digital Risk Intelligence (cyber-fraud intelligence ) , Technical Intelligence, Threat Informed Defense (cyber detection ), and Security Automation.
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Description :The VP, Finance and Accounting (VP, F&A) is the chief advisor to the EVP, Chief Financial, Risk and Operations Officer. Key ResponsibilitiesFinancial ManagementEnsure the financial health of the Institute in areas such as: accounting, budgeting, strategic planning, internal and external reporting, investments, cash management, banking relationships, travel program management, contract financial terms and credit administration.
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The Risk Data Scientist will use analytical skills to identify and prevent fraud & credit risks. You will own the key metrics, develop data pipelines, ETL. You will also make a direct impact on Square's priorities and Banking initiatives (primarily SQ’s debit card) by building risk detection strategies, developing & tracking key success metrics, influencing partners through data and enabling growth of the business.
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Knowledge of relevant legislation, including the Sarbanes-Oxley Act and Fair Labor Standards Act. Proficiency in Excel (functions, data management, etc. With over 4,500 centers in 15 countries, Driven Brands is the parent company of some of North America’s leading automotive service brands including Take 5 Oil Change, Take 5 Car Wash, Driven Glass, Meineke, Maaco, CARSTAR, and more.
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As a Senior Manager, High Risk Care Field Operations, reporting to the Director of High Risk Care Programs, you’ll be responsible for meeting One Medical patient promises of outstanding quality of care, access, and truly patient-centered experiences at an affordable cost.
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Stay updated on changes in financial regulations (e.g. OFAC) and security (e.g. PCI-DSS) standards, adapting data security strategies promptly to ensure ongoing compliance. Optimize data storage across relational (PostgreSQL) and non-relational (AWS DocumentDB) platforms to support both operational transaction systems (ODS/MDM) and analytical data warehouses (BI/AI) while balancing cost, performance, and compliance.
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Minimum Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree At least 5 years experience in church or not-for-profit financial management (or) degree in a related field Proficiency with QuickBooks, payroll, and intermediate-level Excel experience Strong proficiency in financial recordkeeping, bookkeeping, personnel, and insurance knowledge Strong knowledge of accounting principles and internal controls Proficient in MS Office Suite, database skills Must be able to pass a criminal background check.
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