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Financial Crime Prevention, Group Staff, Control & Support
5 May 2023
Location
Stockholm
With a long and proven track record SEB is recognized as a leading northern-European financial services group with a strong foundation of customers ranging from private individuals to large organizations. We are consistently recognized for our expertise and customer-centric approach, which we achieve by listening to our clients, committing to quality and trust, and encouraging an entrepreneurial mindset in everything that we do.
The recently established Financial Crime Prevention (FCP) function will further accelerate SEBs deployment of advanced financial crime prevention capabilities to continuously meet regulatory expectations and to become a leader in fighting financial crime. We are currently looking for an Operational Intelligence Analyst to join the team as part of this effort.
About the job
The Group Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) within FCP is looking for a Operational Intelligence analyst that will help to undertake qualitative and quantitative analysis to proactively identify financial crime trends and emerging themes that can be used to enhance detection capabilities and also apply strong technical (data & systems) and regulatory knowledge for potential control / risk issues and recommend actions when required.
The role holder will be responsible to manage and execute operational inputs, develop and manage a large body of contextual knowledge on banking sectors and the specific financial crime risks associated with them which can support to determine exposure and assess sanctions and AML risks.
The role holder will require to work in close coordination with transactions monitoring, sanctions, and other financial crime functions for managing the identified risk & exposure, and also drive data science and analytics function in multiple projects for building tactical and strategic controls, hence awareness and understanding of the financial institutions’ external and internal data sources and its utilization for financial crime prevention is a must with a keen interest in business and current affairs, including financial crime.
Who are you?
The role holder needs to be a self-starter and able to drive engagements in a collaborative and communicative way ensuring accurate reflection and appreciation of highlighted risks/concerns to support collaborative effort across multiple stakeholders across SEB. The role holder needs to have experience of driving intelligence led initiatives ideally in a multi business and geographical environment with an understanding of various financial crime schemes and typologies, and other geopolitical aspects supporting them. The role will require the holder to be able to deliver initiatives in an agile manner, leveraging the domain and tribe structures, and overcoming complexities and dependencies within the individual projects and across multiple portfolios. A suitable candidate for the position also possess:
- Academic degree in Finance, Business, Law, IT, or equivalent
- Experience in working within financial crime prevention area.
- Expert knowledge in managing AML and/or sanctions risks within financial insititutions.
- Working knowledge of structuring large amounts of data/information and various analytical methodological approaches for financial crime prevention will be a advantage.
- Strong track record of development, production and presentation of data intensive analysis those are of strategic and/or operational importance.
- Skills to lead, closely collaborate, and influence key stakeholders towards a common vision.
- Development of new tactical and strategic controls and driving global transformations across different geographies, business lines, and support teams.
Fluency in English written and spoken is a prerequisite and knowledge of Swedish, or other Nordic languages, is meriting.
What we offer
SEB offers an attractive and international environment where we strive to adapt to agile and modern ways of working. You will work side by side with experienced colleagues from different parts of the organization and get the chance to build strong network internally as well as externally.
It is our fundamental belief that inclusion and diversity are crucial for our future success. We strive to have an inclusive, value-driven culture where employees feel valued, respected, and involved irrespective of who they are, what they believe and where they come from.
SEB promotes a flexible and healthy work culture. We recognize that the wellbeing of our colleagues is closely related to our ability to have fun and perform together. Among other things our team has the option to work remotely 1-2 days a week.
Learn more about working at SEB www.sebgroup.com/career
Application details
Candidates will be reviewed and selected on an ongoing basis, and you are welcome to submit your application as soon as possible, but no later than May 5th 2023. Should you have any questions regarding the position you can reach out to Olga Wohlfahrt, Talent Acquisition Partner, on [email protected]. We look forward to hearing from you!
At SEB, we have always believed that the future depends on turning great ideas into reality. Ever since we welcomed our first customer in 1856, we have been a catalyst for positive change by providing responsible advice and capital to people with ideas for the future. Grounded in our long history and strong heritage, we want to create long-term value for all our stakeholders by being curious about what the future holds. We have a strong ambition to accelerate the pace towards a sustainable future for people, businesses, and society. Our skilled and dedicated employees stand by our customers in good times and bad and offer financial products and services that meet their ever-changing needs – both in our home markets in northern Europe and through our international network around the world.
Read more: https://sebgroup.com/