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The role

Our client is launching a strategic research initiative with a large bank to explore how technology will transform the bank’s business. A core component of this project involves surveying approximately 500 financial crime executives to understand the evolving landscape of fraud and risk.

This is a specialized subject-matter expert role focused purely on fraud operations and prevention within banking. It is not a general data analytics or survey execution seat; the client already has internal resources to handle statistical analysis. You are here to bring the fraud-industry lens, ensure the right questions are asked, and translate raw percentages into the operational realities of a commercial bank.

Key responsibilities

• Advise on the structure and inputs for a survey targeting 500+ financial crime executives.

• Interpret statistical survey findings specifically through a commercial bank fraud operations lens.

• Develop the narrative around the results, connecting data points to the broader fraud and financial crime landscape.

• Partner with Celent's internal analytics team to ensure the survey design captures operationally relevant insights.

Required qualifications

• Hands-on experience in fraud prevention, financial crime, or fraud operations within a commercial bank (or equivalent experience).

• Deep understanding of the day-to-day operational realities, technology stacks, and regulatory pressures facing financial crime executives.

• Proven ability to connect operational details to broader strategic industry trends.

• Track record of structuring complex industry insights into clear executive narratives.

Preferred qualifications

• Prior management consulting experience advising financial institutions on risk and fraud