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Head of Compliance, MLRO & Data Protection Officer

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Role Overview
A small European Bank is seeking a dynamic and experienced individual to manage the compliance function, act as MLRO and Data Protection Officer.
Responsibilities
- Maintaining the Compliance Framework and Compliance Monitoring Programme
- Providing independent compliance and regulatory advice to management and business teams
- Providing compliance oversight for Treasury activities including wholesale banking, market conduct, and regulatory requirements
- As MLRO oversee AML, financial crime frameworks, risk assessments, training, reporting, and regulatory obligations
- As DPO support compliance with GDPR requirements
- Monitoring regulatory developments and support the implementation of any regulatory change initiatives affecting the London office
- Supporting and developing the Compliance team
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Required Experience
- Extensive compliance experience gained within international banking including regulatory risk and financial crime as an SMF 16 and ideally SMF 17
- Strong knowledge of FCA and PRA regulatory requirements, AML & Financial Crime regulations, UK GDPR and Data Protection Requirements, SMCR and MIFID II, Market Abuse Regulation, and EMIR
- Good understanding of corporate and wholesale banking activities
- Excellent communication skills to liaise at all levels and with regulators, etc.
- Strong analytical, judgement, and problem-solving abilities


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Work Arrangement
This role will be working 5 days a week in the London office for the first 6 months and will then convert to hybrid – working 3 days a week in the office and 2 days remotely.
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