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Sportsbook & Casino | UK Market | Fully Remote
We are looking for an experienced MLRO to take ownership of the AML and financial crime function for a growing UK sportsbook and casino operator.
The business combines decades of experience within the British betting industry with a relatively young and growing digital operation.
This is a hands-on position where you’ll work closely with senior management and have genuine influence over how the AML function continues to develop.
What You’ll Be Doing
- Act as MLRO and take ownership of AML and financial crime matters
- Maintain and continuously develop the AML/CTF framework
- Oversee CDD, EDD, customer risk assessments and SOF/SOW processes
- Review suspicious activity and manage SAR processes where required
- Oversee and improve transaction monitoring and player risk controls
- Maintain AML risk assessments, policies, procedures and documentation
- Advise senior management on AML and emerging financial crime risks
- Ensure ongoing alignment with UKGC requirements and regulatory expectations
- Work closely with compliance, payments, fraud, responsible gambling and operations
- Support regulatory interactions, audits and reviews
- Provide AML reporting, guidance and training across the business
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Strong UK iGaming experience, and an active UK PML license is essential.
Ideally, you will have:
- Previous MLRO, Deputy MLRO or senior AML/financial crime experience within online gambling
- Strong knowledge of the UK Gambling Commission regulatory environment
- Experience within online sportsbook and/or casino
- Strong practical knowledge of CDD, EDD, SOF/SOW, transaction monitoring and SARs
- Excellent judgement and the confidence to challenge and escalate when required
- A hands-on, pragmatic approach and the ability to work independently
- Experience within a smaller operator or growing digital business would be highly advantageous


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The Setup
- Location: Fully Remote
- Market: UK
- Contract: B2B
- Hours: Full-time, although part-time/reduced hours can be discussed
- Start: ASAP
This is a great opportunity for someone who wants real ownership rather than simply being another person within a large compliance function.
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