FAQs
What is the primary purpose of the AML Analyst role?
The primary purpose of the AML Analyst role is to specialize in Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Countering the Financing of Terrorism (CFT) while assisting with the ongoing application of continuing client due diligence (CDD) procedures both pre and post client/investor take-on.
Who does the AML Analyst report to?
The AML Analyst reports to the AML Supervisor.
What are the key responsibilities of the AML Analyst?
Key responsibilities of the AML Analyst include providing guidance on CDD files, performing client screening, assessing CDD files for risk, maintaining accurate CDD records, ensuring compliance with AML laws, administering reports from the World-Check Sentinel database, identifying relationships with Politically Exposed Persons (PEPs), and assisting in the preparation of AML reports.
What skills and knowledge are required for the AML Analyst position?
Required skills and knowledge include good time management, organizational skills, teamwork, proactive attitude, attention to detail, analytical approach with research skills, ability to work under pressure, high integrity and professionalism, and basic knowledge of Funds and AML regimes in Jersey and Guernsey is an advantage.
What type of training is provided for this role?
The company provides in-house training for relevant technical knowledge as well as professional qualifications to enhance your professional development.
Is experience in the AML field required for this position?
While some knowledge of Funds and AML regimes in Jersey and Guernsey is advantageous, it is not essential, and training will be provided.
What software skills are necessary for the AML Analyst role?
A working knowledge of Microsoft products, particularly Word and Excel, is necessary for the AML Analyst role.
Will the AML Analyst be required to liaise with other teams?
Yes, the AML Analyst will liaise daily with other AML and Compliance team members as well as client-facing teams within the company and clients themselves.
How important is attention to detail in this role?
Attention to detail is crucial for the AML Analyst role as accuracy is essential in maintaining CDD records and ensuring compliance with AML laws and regulations.
Is the AML Analyst expected to stay updated on regulatory changes?
Yes, the AML Analyst is expected to remain fully up to date with anti-money laundering legislations, guidance in relevant jurisdictions, and be aware of developing methodologies and policies concerning money laundering.