IRIS Software Group
Senior Anti-Money Laundering Consultant

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Senior AML Advisor
Location: Remote, UK Salary: Competitive + Bonus Contract: Permanent, full time
Are you an experienced AML professional looking to step into a high‑impact second line role within a fast‑growing organisation? We’re looking for a Senior AML Advisor to help strengthen our financial crime framework, support key oversight activity, and provide expert guidance across the business.
As a vital part of our second line of defence, you’ll review and challenge KYC activity completed by our first line teams, assess financial crime risks, and help ensure our AML/CTF controls remain robust, compliant and effective.
Key Responsibilities
- Conduct quality assurance checks on customer KYC files prepared by the first line of defence, ensuring financial crime risks are clearly identified, mitigated and appropriately escalated.
- Support Internal Audit with customer file reviews and thematic assessments relating to AML systems and controls.
- Review AML escalations from the KYC team, providing timely, accurate advice and ensuring higher‑risk matters are appropriately escalated to the MLRO with clear recommendations.
- Act as a subject matter expert to the business, offering practical guidance on AML issues.
- Support the DMLRO in maintaining and updating AML/CTF policies and procedures.
- Assist in developing and delivering AML/CTF training, including targeted training for KYC teams based on QA findings.
- Stay up to date with evolving AML/CTF laws, regulations, and enforcement actions, sharing insights and lessons learned with key stakeholders.
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Essential Experience & Skills
- Experience working in a regulated financial services, accountancy, or compliance environment.
- Solid understanding of the UK AML legislative and regulatory framework.
- Hands‑on experience in AML/KYC checks, file reviews, QA, or financial crime investigations.
- Strong communication skills and confidence engaging with senior stakeholders.
- Ability to analyse data, identify trends and articulate findings clearly.
- Experience drafting, implementing or maintaining AML/CTF policies and procedures.
- Exposure to escalations, alerts handling, high‑risk reviews or SAR‑related activities.
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