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Financial Crime Lawyer

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We are working with a leading international law firm to appoint a Financial Crime Lawyer in London.
This newly created role will provide high-level advice on anti-money laundering, sanctions and financial crime risk, while supporting the development of effective systems, controls, policies and training across a complex, cross-border environment.
The firm is looking for a qualified lawyer with experience in an AML-focused compliance role and a proven track record of managing complex financial crime matters. You will bring strong stakeholder-management, drafting and communication skills, alongside commercial judgement, sound organisation and the confidence to advise senior colleagues.
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The responsibilities will include:
- Providing high-level legal advice on financial crime risk at matter and client inception.
- Managing and supporting internal investigations involving complex AML and sanctions matters.
- Working with Financial Crime Managers to provide expert escalation and management support.
- Acting as a trusted adviser to Partners and other stakeholders, offering pragmatic solutions to regulatory challenges.
- Supporting the MLRO and MLCO with financial crime policies, procedures and related requirements.
- Supporting external audits, annual reporting and information requests concerning financial crime.
- Designing and delivering firm-wide AML and customer due diligence training.
- Reviewing Analysts’ work for quality assurance and maintaining high standards of legal rigour.
- Mentoring and providing technical guidance to Analysts, Advisors and Managers.
- Contributing to financial crime projects and the wider development of the risk and compliance function.
- Providing ad hoc out-of-hours support, including weekends, on critical AML matters.


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