Revolut
FinCrime Risk Manager (AML/CTF)

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FinCrime Risk Manager (AML/CTF)
About the role
Financial Crime Operations is at the forefront of Revolut’s efforts to keep customers and their money safe. Team members work directly with customers to resolve issues and flag potential concerns. Using cutting-edge technology and sharp attention to detail, they help prevent financial crime and keep trust at the core of Revolut.
We’re looking for a Senior AML Risk & Advisory Manager to join our Financial Crime team. You'll lead global AML advisory, driving new initiative risk assessments for product launches and market expansions.
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What you'll be doing
- Acting as the global AML advisor for high-priority launches and expansions
- Driving AML control-by-design across onboarding, payments, and operational flows
- Assessing risk indicators, customer behaviour, data gaps, and system coverage
- Implementing AML input into governance, regulatory engagements, and audits
- Conducting scenario testing and targeted control reviews to validate effectiveness
- Championing risk proportionality, minimising friction while protecting the business
- Tracking remediation and continuously improving detection and operational outcomes
- Collaborating and partnering with Product, Compliance, Engineering, and Audit teams, as well as local legal entities
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- 7+ years of experience in AML advisory within banking or a high-growth fintech
- Solid knowledge of AML typologies, KYC/KYB, TM techniques, and SAR triggers
- Expertise in performing detailed financial crime product risk assessments
- Familiarity with data, engineering, and rule logic
- Clear communication and regulatory writing skills
- A track record of delivering measurable improvements to AML controls and outcomes
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- Exposure to crypto, investment, or credit product AML
- Experience supporting launches in high-risk regions
- Direct regulator or audit engagement experience
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