FAQs
What is the role of an Investigator in Financial Crime Investigative Reporting?
The Investigator is responsible for conducting timely investigations into assigned cases related to financial crimes, such as transaction monitoring, unusual activity reports, and cross-border referrals, ensuring high-quality reporting and recommendations.
What are the key responsibilities of this position?
Key responsibilities include conducting investigations, submitting high-quality reports, determining necessary evidence, making recommendations on suspicious activity, collaborating with subject matter experts, and continuously developing investigative best practices.
Is prior experience in transaction monitoring required?
Yes, prior experience in transaction monitoring operations is preferred for this role.
What qualifications are needed for this position?
Candidates should ideally possess ACAMS or International Compliance Association (ICA) certification/diploma or equivalent qualifications.
What skills are important for this role?
Important skills include knowledge of financial crime risk indicators, strong communication abilities, critical thinking, analytical skills, the capability to analyze transaction and customer data, and a collaborative working style.
Are ongoing professional development opportunities provided?
Yes, HSBC is committed to fostering continuous professional development and offers opportunities for growth within an inclusive and diverse environment.
What is the work environment like at HSBC?
HSBC aims to provide a workplace that values employees, promotes respect, encourages diverse opinions, and supports a flexible working culture.
Will I work independently in this role?
Yes, the Investigator is expected to work independently to complete assigned tasks efficiently while maintaining high standards and meeting service level agreements.