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Financial Crime Manager

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We’re hiring: Financial Crime Manager

Hybrid, London | Deputy MLRO | Marine sanctions experience essential

Optio is looking for a Financial Crime Manager to lead the day-to-day financial crime framework across our UK regulated entities and support the wider group.

About the Role

This is a hybrid role with a London base, with occasional travel between offices and attendance at meetings and industry events when required. The successful candidate will also act as Deputy MLRO, working closely with the Head of Compliance and the wider business.

The role covers sanctions, money laundering and terrorist financing, bribery and corruption, and fraud.

Key Responsibilities

  • Owning financial crime policies, procedures, risk assessments, and controls
  • Managing sanctions screening, list updates, alerts, escalations, and decision records
  • Advising underwriters and the wider business on complex sanctions matters
  • Overseeing financial crime risk across delegated authority arrangements, coverholders, and brokers
  • Monitoring premium and claims flows for financial crime indicators
  • Deputising for the MLRO and supporting SAR and DAML decision-making
  • Managing screening and case-management systems
  • Producing financial crime management information for senior stakeholders
  • Tracking FCA, Lloyd’s, and sanctions developments

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Requirements

Marine sanctions experience is a mandatory requirement. Candidates must have direct, hands-on experience of marine sanctions, including:

  • Vessel screening
  • Sanctions alert adjudication and escalation
  • Advising on marine and specialty risks
  • Working across OFSI, OFAC, EU, and UN sanctions regimes
  • Assessing dual-use exposure and the reach of US sanctions on dollar-denominated business

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Applications from candidates without practical marine sanctions and vessel-screening experience will not be progressed.

Desired Experience

We are looking for someone with at least two years’ relevant financial crime experience in insurance or financial services. London Market, MGA, or delegated authority experience is strongly preferred.

You will need strong knowledge of the UK financial crime framework, practical experience of name and vessel screening, and the confidence to advise and challenge stakeholders across the business. A recognized qualification such as ICA or ACAMS would be an advantage.

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Skills

Financial Crime Management
Marine Sanctions
Vessel Screening
Anti-Money Laundering
Counter-Terrorist Financing
Bribery and Corruption
Fraud Prevention
Sanctions Alert Adjudication
OFSI
OFAC
EU Sanctions
UN Sanctions
Dual-Use Exposure
Risk Assessment
Case Management Systems
Regulatory Compliance

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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