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Internal Audit VP - Financial Crime

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VP Internal Auditor
A well established corporate and investment bank is hiring a VP Internal Auditor to join its EMEA Internal Audit function, focused on Financial crime and Compliance.
While being predominantly focussed on financial crime/compliance, this is a genuinely broad remit. The IA team delivers around 90 audits a year across the region and you would get the option to work across other business areas rather than being boxed into one vertical. You would own the delivery of your own assignments end to end, from planning and scoping through to fieldwork, findings and reporting, while also contributing to larger cross jurisdictional theme audits.
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The role reports into the Compliance and Financial Crime Audit Partner and works very closely with senior stakeholders so you must be happy being visible across the bank. You would build relationships with Central Compliance and Financial Crime management, and the progression path here is good as the IA team are not top-heavy. They also encourage mobility within the business if that is something you are interested in
What they are looking for:
- Financial crime or compliance Internal Audit coverage in banking
- Good working knowledge of UK and EMEA financial crime regulation, covering areas like AML, CFT, sanctions and transaction monitoring
- A professional qualification such as CIA, ACCA or ACA, ideally alongside a financial crime cert like the ICA Diploma, ACAMS or CISI
- Someone confident articulating findings and holding their own with senior stakeholders


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This would suit someone who enjoys variety, wants exposure across multiple business lines and jurisdictions, and is looking for a route towards more senior audit leadership. Really nice culture at the bank and great work life balance
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