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Job Description
The role will support execution of compliance and operational risk processes used to identify and mitigate risks associated with money laundering, terrorist financing, economic sanctions and fraud and provide risk management and client advisory support within Mexico. The incumbent will partner with the Money Laundering Reporting Officer to assisting in the review of potential suspicious transactions and with the associated regulatory filing, support regulatory and corporate audits, as well as work with front line business, operations and other financial crimes teams across the region and globally to assess and monitor risks and controls, identify trends, analyze business processes and review quality assurance trends.

Responsibilities:

• Support the Mexico MLRO in performing compliance and risk activities, including:
• Reviewing potential suspicious activity and sanctions alerts
• Assisting with suspicious activity (SAR/STR) regulatory filings
• Assisting with preparation for, and participating in, financial crimes related regulatory exams and audits
• Executing governance and management routines, including development of metrics and analytical reports
• Executing local designed controls required in adherence to Mexican regulations
• Develop monitoring and test coverage plans
• Performing monitoring and testing activities of Front Line Unit (FLU) and control function (CF) -owned processes related to Customer Due Diligence activities, Non-Financial Regulatory Reporting, or other activities as required against Mexican  AML/CFT laws, rules and regulations
• Assisting with the review of relevant policies to ensure they reflect Mexican AML/CFT regulatory requirements for Financial Crimes
• Acting as the Mexico GFC owned procedures specialist 
• Identifying, aggregating, reporting and escalate financial crimes risks, issues and control enhancements
• Conducting financial crimes risk assessments
• Assisting in the development of financial crimes training
• Escalating financial crimes concerns to the Global Financial Crimes Manager or Executive

Required Qualifications:

• At least 5 years relevant experience in Control Functions including AML and Sanctions, advisory background or Financial Crimes Compliance gained from working in the financial industry
• Sound experience with Suspicious transaction reviews, including  potential intances of sanctions evasion, and Ministerial Directives, and associated reporting
• Business Stakeholder Management: experience in risk management and client advisory
• Compliance and Operational Risk: experience identifying, mitigating and escalating matters of AML concerns to FLUs and senior management
• Possesses decision making skills related to Financial Crimes Compliance Risk Management- and are able to stand up to the FLUs and take decisions
• Degree Required: Bachelor’s Degree or equivalent work experience
• Preferred candidates with understanding of global banking and markets business lines
• Preferred candidates with subject matter expertise in financial crimes risks related to Mexico
• Ability to handle multiple compliance projects in a dynamic environment and regional team setting

Skills:

• Ability to read and interpret regulatory guidance
• Extensive knowledge of AML typologies
• Working knowledge of Ministerial Directives reviews and filings
• Strong analytical, organizational and decision making skills
• Strong written and verbal communications
• Strong understanding of monitoring, testing and/or quality assurance processes

• Strong personal drive, attention to detail, must be a self-motivated and critical thinker

• Ability to handle multiple projects in a dynamic environment Proficiency with MS Office programs – including strong Excel expertise and Copilot
• Mature change management and transformation abilities
• Ability to quickly learn proprietary technology applications
• Excellent research abilities, including exposure to research tools (e.g. LexisNexis, CLEAR)
• Sound judgment