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Ref #
SP1733
Krajina
Spojené kráľovstvo Veľkej Británie a Severné Írsko
Región
London, City of
City
London
Typ zmluvy
Trvalé

Description

The Role

The Junior Client Onboarding Analyst (COA) is responsible for onboarding new accounts, performing periodic reviews in accordance to Anti-Money Laundering (AML) regulations or as set by internal policies and procedures. More specifically, the COA will undertake due diligence to understand the AML risks within the non-transactional and transactional client relationships to ensure that appropriate Know Your Client (KYC), Know Your Intermediary (KYI) and Know Your Partner (KYP) requirements, fee agreements and other due diligence information are obtained and maintained in accordance with internal and regulatory standards. 


Responsibilities

    Under direct supervision of the Client Onboarding Manager – (COM), complete due diligence on new and existing accounts to ensure compliance with requirements of BNP Paribas groups AML / KYC policies. This will entail performing and recording the results of searches and sanction checks.

    Proactively resolve ad-hoc queries related to all aspects of AML analysis.

    Where required establish and maintain trusted relationships with our clients to facilitate and accelerate the on-boarding processes.

    Provide guidance to the front office with regards to on-boarding polices and account initiation.

    Perform periodic reviews of accounts as required by the onboarding policies.

    Actively participate in developing, testing and implementing new or enhanced CDD processes and other process improvement initiatives as required.

    Proactively resolve queries received from front office and the Compliance Team, highlighting and escalating issues in a timely manner.

    Establish and maintain effective relationships with front office staff and the Compliance Team.

    Work with the COM, QC and Compliance Team to provide training and guidance to staff on Client Onboarding procedures where required.


Person specification

Experience

    Demonstrable experience and undertaking client due diligence, including completing independent searches and sanction checks.

    Prior experience interpreting policies and procedures associated with AML regulations.

    Excellent written and verbal communication skills.

    Knowledge of MS Office: Word, Excel and Outlook, internet search engines.

    An interest / working knowledge of residential real estate markets (preferred, but not a pre-requisite).


Personal Qualities

    Personable and people orientated

    Principled and self-assured

    Strong communicator

    Able to multitask and manage to tight timelines and deliverables.

    Able to prioritize and work in an organized fashion.

    Able to work under pressure and with a heavy workload.

    Extremely detail orientated.                      

    Open to change and future orientated

    Creative thinker able to make well thought out decisions

    Responsive to clients and colleagues


We are proud to offer award-winning benefits to support and reward our employees:

    Health & Leisure: Health Cash Plan, 25 days annual leave + public holidays (the option of purchasing up to 5 additional days via flex benefits), health screening, gym discounts, wellbeing support, volunteering opportunities, cycle to work scheme, eye care voucher, travel & retail discounts, travel insurance, concierge service, kids pass, open fairways golf card, great company culture and social events (including sports teams, charity events, art pass), perks at work 

    Financial:  Pension, life assurance at 8 x basic salary, group income protection (long term disability insurance), interest free season ticket loan, bonus scheme - you will be eligible to participate in the Company’s Bonus Scheme, share incentive plan, financial and mortgage advice 

Strutt and Parker is committed to providing a work environment that fosters diversity, inclusion, and equal employment opportunity without regard to race, colour, gender, age, creed, sex, religion, national origin, disability (physical or mental), marital status, ancestry, sexual orientation, gender identity and gender expression, or any other legally protected status.