Impactive IT
Deputy MLRO (Relocate to Isle of Man)

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DEPUTY MLRO
Location - Isle of Man (enhanced relocation package provided if relocating from UK or Ireland)
Salary - Competitive
Impactive IT are working with a new client in the iGaming and Betting industry, who support a number of UK known brands to operate overseas.
They are looking for a Deputy MLRO, to support the MLRO across all areas of AML, KYC & Financial Crime to ensure they adhere to regulations and can mitigate risks. A key part of this role will be looking after Anti-Money Laundering checks, including shared responsibility of SAR's (Suspicious Activity Reports).
To be successful in this role, you will need:
- Experience working in Financial Crime including AML & CFT
- Confidence in drafting and/or finalising SAR's
- A solid understanding of regulatory reporting, requirements and risks
- Experience operating as a senior or lead either in terms of responsibility or people management
- The ability to think outside the box and work as part of a small team, to support multiple end clients within the iGaming & Betting industry
- To reside in or be willing to relocate to the Isle of Man
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Previous experience within the iGaming & Betting or Crypto industries is ideal, but we would also welcome applications from those with experience in Financial Services, Banking, Insurance and other FCA regulated industries.


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