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Compliance Officer

The Compliance Officer supports the Financial Crime Compliance department in Luxembourg in analyzing and implementing regulatory requirements to prevent financial crime. The main tasks include conducting due diligence, monitoring transactions and developing policies and procedures.

Job description

Job Description

Our Financial Crime Compliance department in Luxembourg is looking for an experienced Compliance Officer who is able to handle complex clients.

Main tasks

  • Prepare comprehensive compliance analysis and recommendations for opening new and existing accounts for individuals and legal entities/entities; assess KYC for AML, sanctions and other financial crime risks to ensure accuracy, completeness and plausibility;
  • Conduct comprehensive and holistic periodic reviews of relationships, including various structures, to ensure up-to-date due diligence and risk classification, cash flow analysis and consistency with KYC information;
  • Develop, implement and maintain local FCC policies and procedures in accordance with applicable laws (e.g. CSSF regulations) and best practices;
  • Conduct AML/CFT risk assessments and assist in the development of risk-based controls and monitoring tools;
  • Assessment of clients' tax transparency risk, including FATCA and CRS forms and related elements;
  • Investigation of suspicious transactions and activities, preparation of internal reports and submission of SARS/STRs and/or communication with the Luxembourg authorities;
  • Provide consulting support to front office and other departments on FCC related matters;
  • Monitoring regulatory developments and ensuring timely updates to the Bank's FCC framework;
  • Participate in the delivery of FCC training to employees to ensure awareness and compliance across the organization;
  • Assistance with internal audits and regulatory reviews related to financial crime compliance.

Requirements

  • 2-5 years of experience in financial crime compliance roles with strong knowledge of industry protocols and best practices;
  • Good knowledge and understanding of current sanctions regulations;
  • Excellent analytical skills and ability to accurately interpret complex documents (trusts, corporate structures, foundations) and policies to identify and mitigate risks and perform assessments;
  • Professional English is required. French or German are an advantage.
  • Ability to work independently and in a team-oriented manner;
  • Familiarity with AML and sanction screening systems and tools;
  • High level of integrity, discretion and attention to detail;
  • Must be a good communicator, be able to resolve conflicts and express him/herself clearly, both verbally and in writing;
  • Has a cooperative personality and is open to suggestions;
  • Ability to work under pressure to meet tight deadlines;
  • Strong time management and organizational skills.

We offer

Not explicitly mentioned, but our values are:

  • Accountability: taking responsibility for tasks and challenges and continuous improvement;
  • Hands-on: Proactive approach to deliver high quality results quickly;
  • Passionate: Commitment and striving for excellence;
  • Solution-oriented: Focus on customer outcomes and treating customers fairly with a risk-aware mindset;
  • Partnership: promoting cooperation and teamwork. Working together with an entrepreneurial spirit.

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