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Compliance Officer/Team Leader
- Based onsite in Newcastle
- 12 month contract
Description:
What we’re looking for in a Compliance Officer/Team Leader:
- A proven track record in people development and management.
- Customer oriented first and foremost, someone that is passionate and empathetic.
- Team player who has a genuine interest in helping others. Someone that will lead by example, be friendly and approachable, and demonstrate a “can do” attitude. Helping to develop a culture of working together.
- Someone that has excellent communication skills; especially being a good listener and able to understand customer and colleague needs.
- An analytical approach, able to simplify complex situations and then apply sound judgement to resolve problems.
- Conscientious and reliable individual who is self-motivated.
- Open and trustworthy, who clearly values diversity within a team, and can see the strengths in all individuals.
- And of course, a keen eye for detail and high levels of accuracy, solid administration, and IT skills with good knowledge of MS office, including excel and PowerPoint for reporting and presentations.
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StrongYour economics background and your summer at a regional bank line up with what PwC looks for on the consulting scheme. Applications close in four weeks.
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You’ve got the grades and the economics background, and your bank internship is exactly the experience this scheme looks for. Apply soon — deadlines close within the month.
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Your summer at the bank plus your econometrics coursework map directly to the day-one responsibilities on this scheme — client modelling, market briefings, and deal support.
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Responsibilities of Regulatory Supervisor:
- Responsible for the day-to-day management of a team of up to 6 colleagues.
- Managing and distributing QA workload across the team to ensure ongoing colleague competence, ensuring that customer complaints are identified, captured and resolved effectively ensuring a fair and accurate outcome to our customers.
- Lead, motivate and recognize colleagues through open and honest communication.
- Monitor and review individual colleague and team progress against business objectives.
- Through regular coaching, enhance and improve colleague performance, where applicable proactively identifying performance and/or conduct related issues and managing these in line with the department’s training and competency framework.
- Pro-actively build and maintain relationships between teams and departments.
- Use a wide range of communication tools (including Huddles/Stand-Ups, Buzz Sessions, Team Meetings) to effectively communicate business expectations, provide updates and positively promote business and process change, ensuring colleagues have the confidence to always provide excellent service to customers.
- Encourage an environment where regular feedback from colleagues is gathered, listened to and actioned to help continuous improvement.


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Some of the essential skills and experience that we require a candidate to have includes but not limited to:
- People Management including Coaching is essential.
- Experience of complaints and/or escalation management is key.
- Experience within Financial Services, or other regulated environment is highly desirable.
- Contact Centre experience would be extremely advantageous.
- Experience of dealing with vulnerable customers also highly desirable.
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