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Senior Compliance Officer - Investment Compliance

London
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THE COMPANY:

Our client is one of the UK’s leading investment management companies, seeking a Senior Compliance Officer. The ideal candidate will have strong asset management experience, specifically within guideline monitoring and coding.

THE RESPONSIBILITIES:

  • Key stakeholder in client onboarding investment restrictions and investment restriction amendment processes.
  • Reviewing draft IMA documentation to identify guidelines that require coding; equally identifying those that cannot be coded for discussion with relevant business areas.
  • Code, assign, test and approve guidelines in the monitoring system (BlackRock’s Aladdin) with accuracy.
  • Daily pre and post trade compliance monitoring across regulated and segregated portfolios.
  • Managing compliance breaches efficiently to closure, ensuring accurate maintenance of records to support submissions and queries raised by internal and external stakeholders (Clients, Depositories, Auditors). Maintaining a good relationship with Front Office and the wider business.
  • Consulting with front office on appropriate investment compliance and operational considerations impacting asset allocation, concentration and risk management.
  • Overseeing and advising on adherence to application regulations including UCITS and NURS requirements.
  • Collaborating with Fund Managers, Dealers, Legal Team, Client RMs and the wider Risk and Compliance function to successfully manage identified risks, breaches and enhance mitigating controls.
  • Keeping abreast of regulatory developments and assessing any impact on Investment Management activities.
  • Assisting the wider Compliance team where appropriate.

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  • Strong experience in Asset Management.
  • Working knowledge of all asset classes.
  • Experience within guideline monitoring and coding.
  • In-depth knowledge of UCITS/NURS AIFMD Regulations applicable to Investment Management activities (i.e. diversification and spread rules).
  • Experience in UK Authorised Funds, Irish ICVCs and Luxembourg SICAVs.
  • Aladdin experience essential.
  • Measurable attention to detail/accuracy.
  • Solid verbal and written communication skills.
  • Ability to articulate complex matters into simple terms.

For further information please contact Spencer Evans

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