Revolut
Deputy Money Laundering Reporting Officer

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About Revolut
People deserve more from their money. More visibility, more control, and more freedom. Since 2015, Revolut has been on a mission to deliver just that. Our powerhouse of products — including spending, saving, investing, exchanging, travelling, and more — help our 75+ million customers get more from their money every day.
As we continue our lightning-fast growth, two things are essential to our success: our people and our culture. In recognition of our outstanding employee experience, we've been certified as a Great Place to Work™. So far, we have 13,000+ people working around the world, from our offices and remotely, to help us achieve our mission. And we're looking for more brilliant people. People who love building great products, redefining success, and turning the complexity of a chaotic world into the simplicity of a beautiful solution.
About The Role
Our Compliance team blends regulatory expertise with data-driven thinking to make sure our products meet legal and policy requirements and deliver real value to customers. In a fast-moving, digital environment, they stay one step ahead by finding smart, scalable ways to manage conduct risk.
We’re looking for a Deputy Money Laundering Reporting Officer to ensure our financial crime and anti-money laundering frameworks operate effectively. You’ll contribute to oversight and compliance by identifying risks and maintaining robust systems and controls across different areas.
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What You'll Be Doing
- Supporting the development and maintenance of the anti-financial crime (AFC) strategy, ensuring UK regulatory expectations are understood and compliant controls are embedded across the firm
- Assisting the MLRO in developing, refining, and maintaining a robust financial crime and AML/CTF programme
- Designing and delivering an impactful AML/CTF and sanctions training programme that drives positive behavioural change and clarifies staff responsibilities
- Ensuring financial crime risks are proactively considered and mitigated during new product developments and feature launches
- Overseeing the internal and external suspicious activity reporting (SAR) process, ensuring timely investigation, recording, and submission
- Escalating critical financial crime risks and suspicious activities to relevant regulators and law enforcement bodies
- Collaborating closely with the MLRO and Compliance Managers to provide strategic recommendations and mitigate regulatory risk
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What You'll Need
- A bachelor’s degree
- 5+ years of experience in financial crime
- Knowledge of financial services regulation and fraud detection methodologies
- An understanding of emerging practices in financial crime and money laundering typologies
- Excellent communication skills
- The ability to motivate and influence others
- The ability to oversee and apply AML policies, procedures, and controls in complex financial operations
- Problem-solving and decision-making skills to analyse complex information and drive resolutions
- In-depth knowledge of the regulatory environment and key financial crime regimes in the UK
- An understanding of payment systems and markets with a focus on technology and mobile applications
Nice to have
- A master’s degree or professional qualification from an internationally recognised body, such as ICA or ACAMS
Building a global financial super app isn’t enough. Our Revoluters are a priority, and that’s why in 2021 we launched our inaugural D&I Framework, designed to help us thrive and grow everyday. We're not just doing this because it's the right thing to do. We’re doing it because we know that seeking out diverse talent and creating an inclusive workplace is the way to create exceptional, innovative products and services for our customers. That’s why we encourage applications from people with diverse backgrounds and experiences to join this multicultural, hard-working team.


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