Robert Half
MLRO - Payments firm

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MLRO
Payments firm
London office (remote first business)
Up to £100K (might be a little flex above this for the right experience)
Key responsibilities
- Act as MLRO, holding responsibility for AML, CTF and sanctions compliance
- Work hands-on across transaction monitoring and screening, designing and configuring detection rules and scenarios directly inside the platform rather than only briefing others on requirements
- Continuously review and improve the effectiveness of screening, monitoring and case management, testing changes, reducing false positives and closing gaps as they emerge
- Build and maintain compliance MI and reporting from Sumsub and other sources, for the Board, regulators and senior management
- Own the Sumsub end-to-end as the core system: configure and maintain workflows, build and automate onboarding, KYC/KYB and monitoring, adapt rules and thresholds, and drive constant improvements
- Lead business-wide, customer and product risk assessments
- Review, approve and submit SARs, and oversee financial crime investigations from escalation through to closure
- Own CDD/EDD and onboarding decisioning workflows within Sumsub, escalating to engineering only where a change genuinely sits outside the platform
- Act as primary liaison with the FCA, including notifications, information requests and reports
- Own and evolve AML/CTF/compliance/risk policies and procedures, and deliver training across the group
- Conduct new and existing banking partner audits
- Act as the point of contact for law enforcement and NCA requests
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Requirements
- Experience as an MLRO, Deputy MLRO within a regulated payments or emoney environment
- CAMS, ICA Diploma or equivalent AML/financial crime qualification
- Deep knowledge of the Money Laundering Regulations 2017, JMLSG guidance etc
- Ideally Sumsub experience


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