Anti Money Laundering (AML) Business Analyst
London
Anti Money Laundering (AML) Business Analyst
London
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Start your job searchRole Purpose:
1. To analyse and present business solutions for tactical remediation of known issues through process reengineering, data configuration and functional change.
2. To deliver formal specifications as required to IT partners and business stakeholders that support allignment to the AML Target Operating Model.
Skills required:
The candidates must be able to perform standard business analyst skills including:
- Involvement with and product of project plans.
- Gathering of business change requirements.
- Conducting operational data analysis and change impact analysis
- Ensure there is consistency between the business requirements and the implementation solution
- Co-ordination and ensuring cross operational functional requirements are met including BAU
- Implementation approach and planning
- Test planning and preparation if required
- Test and dress rehearsal management if required
- Issue management and resolution
- Define & delivering operational model changes
Potential workstreams include:
- Governance, MI, Reporting
- Compliance/Assurance
- Sanctions
- Organisational
- Communications
- Outsourcing
Candidates should have prior experience within Banking on major AML programmes. This is a unique opportunity to join a fantastic organisation and be part of a high profile Anti Money Laundering programme.
For more information or to apply for the role, please send your details to: OLG 140220
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