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The AML Fraud Analyst I researches and analyzes high-risk transactions across all payment channels to identify possible instances of fraud.
The AML Customer Due Diligence (CDD)/Customer Identification Program Analyst is responsible for a holistic review of high-risk clients from a risk-based approach. The Analyst conducts surveillance reviews to identify potential high-risk transactional activity, PEPs reviews, sanctioned individual Negative News/ Derogatory information reviews, potential OFAC match reviews, beneficial ownership reviews, MRB reviews, and new foreign account reviews. The AML-CIU CDD Analyst is also responsible for working with the Customer Identification Program (CIP) process to ensure the client's identity adequately satisfies CIP requirements.
The Compliance Analyst III-Anti-Money Laundering (AML) Client Intelligence Unit (CIU) International systematically reviews high-risk clients from a risk-based approach. The AML CIU Analyst conducts surveillance reviews to identify potential suspicious transactional activity. This includes onboarding reviews, Politically Exposed Persons (PEPs) reviews, sanction reviews, negative news/derogatory information reviews, potential Office of Foreign Asset Control (OFAC) match reviews, beneficial ownership reviews, and new foreign account reviews.
The Compliance Analyst II–Taxable Fixed Income is member of our Institutional Compliance Team. The position is responsible for gathering regulatory reporting data, compiling daily and other periodic reports, and documenting compliance with fixed income reporting requirements.