FIS Global
Deputy Money Laundering Reporting Officer

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Position Type: Full time
Type Of Hire: Experienced (relevant combo of work and education)
Education Desired: Bachelor of Business Administration
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About the role:
The Deputy MLRO supports the MLRO in managing the financial crime compliance framework and acts as a key senior leader within the Financial Crime Compliance team. This role provides day-to-day oversight of AML operations and deputises for the MLRO where required, ensuring continuity of regulatory compliance and effective financial crime risk management.
What you will be doing:
- Support the MLRO in the oversight, maintenance, and continuous improvement of the financial crime compliance programme.
- Act as deputy to the MLRO, assuming responsibilities in their absence including engagement with regulators and internal leadership.
- Oversee day-to-day financial crime compliance operations including training, communications, policy implementation, process enhancement and compliance, transaction monitoring, sanctions screening, fraud management, investigations, and suspicious activity reporting processes.
- Review and challenge SAR/STR decisions and ensure accuracy and compliance with regulatory requirements.
- Support the preparation of governance reports, risk assessments, and management information for senior stakeholders.
- Assist in regulatory audits, inspections, and remediation activities.
- Help maintain financial crime policies, procedures, and internal controls aligned with FIS standards and regulatory obligations.
- Provide subject matter expertise and guidance to operational teams and business stakeholders.
- Promote a strong compliance culture across the organisation.
- Contribute to risk assessments and monitoring of emerging financial crime risks.
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What you bring:
- Significant experience in AML, financial crime compliance, or regulatory compliance within wealth management and securities financial services.
- Experience in a senior AML role (e.g., AML Manager, Financial Crime Manager, or similar), with exposure to MLRO-level responsibilities.
- Strong understanding of AML/CFT/Sanctions/Fraud/Anti - Bribery regulations, including transaction monitoring, SAR reporting, and KYC frameworks.
- Experience supporting regulatory interactions and audits is highly desirable.
- Strong analytical and investigative skills, with attention to detail and sound judgment.
- Ability to operate effectively in a fast-paced, regulated environment and manage competing priorities.
- Strong stakeholder management and communication skills.
- Relevant professional certifications (e.g., ICA, ACAMS, CGSS) preferred.


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