Morson Edge (Financial Services)
Frinancial Crime Client Lifecylce Associate

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Morson Edge Opportunity
Morson Edge are currently representing a established bank on an exciting opportunity for a Financial Crime Client Lifecycle Associate to join on a perm basis and take ownership of building and embedding a first-line assurance capability for the bank.
It would suit an individual who enjoys variety in their role, you would engage with stakeholders across different levels. Candidates who enjoy the pace of a start-up environment would align well, given the visibility of this role as the function grows strong progression would follow.
This would be a London based role with 3 days in the office.
Job Responsibilities
- Working with and providing direction to a growing team of Financial Crime analysts to undertake the Client Due Diligence and ongoing assurance processes.
- Implement the Bank’s KYC procedures, identifying opportunities to streamline processes and improve operational efficiency.
- Deliver the end-to-end client onboarding journey, ensuring a seamless, compliant, and efficient process aligned with regulatory standards and internal policies.
- Conduct continuous monitoring reviews of our clients to ensure compliance with regulatory obligations.
- Support the Operations Manager – Client Lifecycle Management in developing an assurance framework for Embedded Banking, ensuring the appropriate controls are in place to ensure compliance.
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- Strong fin crime ops experience in 1st line
- Implement the Bank’s KYC procedures, identifying opportunities to streamline processes and improve operational efficiency
- Deliver the end-to-end client onboarding journey, ensuring a seamless, compliant, and efficient process aligned with regulatory standards and internal policies
- Conduct continuous monitoring reviews of our clients to ensure compliance with regulatory obligations
- Support the Operations Manager – Client Lifecycle Management in developing an assurance framework for Embedded Banking, ensuring the appropriate controls are in place to ensure compliance
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