Daiwa Capital Markets Europe Ltd
Compliance Monitoring and Surveillance Manager

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Temporary Contract up to 12 months
Primary Responsibility
- Deliver daily surveillance outcomes through requirements documented within the Monitoring and Surveillance Procedures Manual.
- Ensure all activities and procedures covered within the Monitoring Surveillance and Procedures Manual are completed in a timely manner with the inclusion and documentation of appropriate rationale where appropriate.
- Conduct forensic investigations in an auditable manner in accordance with procedures or as directed by management.
- Develop an ongoing understanding of the business and its processes as they apply to Monitoring and Surveillance.
Principal Duties
- Process draft STOR submissions in a timely manner.
- Ensure the function maintains a zero backlog regarding surveillance alerts, communications monitoring, manual surveillance procedures and CAP reviews.
- Conduct CAP reviews in a timely manner and ensure delivery of the plan.
- Develop CAP testing framework.
- Monitor and manage issues list across relevant stakeholders.
- Provide input and develop alerts to manage identified risks in automated systems.
- Assist in the development of systems testing criteria and manage testing as required.
- Conduct data analysis as part of projects or in accordance with ongoing improvements to surveillance capabilities.
- Maintain surveillance logs and manage delivery of items identified in a timely manner.
- Establish understanding of the Monitoring and Surveillance Framework and provide input to improvements.
- Build appropriate relationships across the business to ensure surveillance outcomes can be delivered.
- Understand the risk identified through the MAR Risk Assessment and provide input to its development.
- Deliver Monitoring and Surveillance in accordance with Conduct Rules and escalate and document any identified issues.
- Complete Ml to timelines and provide input to improvement.
- Complete allocated project work in defined timelines.
- Develop papers for relevant committee submissions subject to review and approval by the Head of Monitoring and Surveillance.
- Complete all allocated training within the timelines set.
- Attend external events as part of Continuous Personal Development (CPD).
- Develop ongoing understanding of relevant Regulatory frameworks and their application to the Business including guidelines, and Q&As.
- Maintain and develop knowledge of published market abuse cases and highlight these to the business where appropriate.
- Maintain understanding of Regulatory consultation papers and provide business feedback where appropriate.
- Provide training and develop other members of the team.
- Attend meetings as required and provide appropriate input to the Business.
- Deputise for the Central Compliance Team Lead when required.
- Manage information requests from Regulators at the direction of management.
- Create, improve and update lexicons in accordance with procedures.
- Where appropriate improve procedures and update manual accordingly.
- Where approval is required for relevant activity from Senior Managers or Committees ensure these are obtained.
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Leadership
- Build and develop the competency and effectiveness of the Surveillance & Monitoring framework.
- Ensure that a robust control framework is implemented and maintained, working with the Central Compliance Team Lead.
- Promote and foster good conduct, culture and employee engagement.
- Proactive approach to taking ownership and delivering tasks.
- Ensure high quality product output.


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Skills, Experience & Qualifications
- Prior Surveillance & Monitoring Compliance experience and understanding of financial market activities is essential.
- Regulatory understanding of FCA, MIFID II and MAR is required.
- Good communication skills and report writing essential.
- Good technical knowledge and experience of Excel and PowerBI is preferred.
- Minimum A-Levels or equivalent, degree preferred.
- CISI related certificate/qualifications desirable but not mandatory.
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