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Reporting into the Head of Fixed Income Due Diligence, the Analyst will contribute to the firm’s delivery of a high quality platform of fixed income investment vehicles (mutual funds, separate accounts, etc), including taxable high yield, securitized, emerging market, convertible bond and municipal strategies.
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West Creek 3 (12073), United States of America, Richmond, VirginiaAnti-Money Laundering (AML) Supervisor - Enhanced Due Diligence TeamThe Anti-Money Laundering (AML) Investigator II supervises various AML processes, which might include suspicious activity investigations, currency transaction reporting, global sanctions screening, enhanced due diligence or other AML processes.
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The Product Owner, Watchlist Screening will provide definitive expertise in watchlist screening for customer due diligence, financial crime, and KYC / AML compliance purposes. Required: Minimum of 4 years in roles focused on watchlist screening, customer due diligence, or KYC/AML compliance operations.
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Over 4 years working in operational due diligence or an audit firm auditing alternative investment product (hedge funds and/ or Private Equity funds) or the operations and/or audit departments of an asset management firm preferred.
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Familiarity with investor landscape and operational due diligence requirements. Operational due diligence best practices. 5-10 years' experience at hedge fund, bank or hedge fund service provider such as a law firm, accounting firm or compliance adviser.
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Understanding of KYC and BSA/AML regulations, Enhanced Due Diligence, understanding of foreign and domestic business entities and structures, and ability to review legal documentation in collaboration with Financial Advisors.
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Due to the working requirements USA candidates preferred, but B1/B2 visa holders will also be considered. We will required a Hydrographic Surveyor with EIVA / MBES / USBL / ROV and or Trenching experience.
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Maintains a docket of statutory USPTO and client due dates and satisfies all due dates in accordance with client instructions and firm docketing procedures. Assists with technical issues in IP due diligence and litigation.
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The Equity Research Analyst will conduct primary research, inclusive of financial analysis, due diligence on industry trends, company management and strategies. The Equity Research Analyst will serve as a Generalist covering and evaluating companies across assigned sectors (healthcare, technology, industrial, energy, materials, consumer, etc.
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Locate land suitable for acquisition and development by conducting the necessary market research and due diligence. If you are a Land Acquisition Manager, Land Acquisition Project Manager or Commercial Broker with site acquisition experience, this may be a great next step for you.
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The Client Outreach Specialist ("COS") team will serve as a support member for the client relationship team, partnering in meeting Anti Money Laundering (AML) Client Due Diligence (CDD) Refresh requirements.
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Apply knowledge related to core CRE consulting disciplines - including CRE operating model and organizational design, service delivery and outsourcing analysis, CRE support for M&A / Divestiture transactions (pre-deal due diligence, integration support, and separation support), portfolio, workplace, and occupancy strategy, and CRE IT / digital workplace strategy.
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Due to New York City conflict of interest rules, former NYC Department of Education (NYC DOE) employees may not interact with current NYC DOE employees for one year from their last date of employment.
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Manages a team of EDD/AML Analysts conducting enhanced due diligence reviews of the Bank’s high-risk customers and other on demand due diligence reviews. Manages the Cannabis Related Business Program (CRB) which includes the initial due diligence review and onboarding of prospective customers, as well as all ongoing monitoring of approved customers.
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Familiarity with Actimize's modules pertaining to transaction monitoring, customer due diligence, sanctions screening, and case management, with an emphasis on assessing feasibility of an organization’s business requirements collected for implementation.
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