Full-Time

Compliance Manager

Financial Crime

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FNZ

FNZ

5,001-10,000 employees

Digital wealth management platform for institutions

No salary listed

Senior, Expert

Dublin, Ireland

Category
Risk Management
Finance & Banking
Required Skills
Risk Management
Requirements
  • In-depth knowledge of the European financial services and regulatory framework MiFID II, AML/CJA, and CBI Regulations.
  • 5-10 years’ experience working at a senior level within a regulated environment
  • Working knowledge of operational processes of MiFID or fund administrator firms (i.e., asset servicing, investment operations processes).
  • Excellent communication, relationship management and influencing skills.
  • Presentation skills and training / coaching experience.
  • Ability to understand and articulate the commercial benefits of effective compliance management.
  • Ability to build and maintain effective internal and external relationships.
  • Ability to analyse, present and report risk management information to senior stakeholders.
Responsibilities
  • Ensure there are appropriate regulatory controls in place within FNZ (Europe) DAC to establish and maintain FNZ (Europe) DAC’s compliance with regulatory requirements including conduct obligations.
  • Ensure that an annual risk-based compliance assessment and monitoring plan is carried out for FNZ (Europe) DAC.
  • Ensure regulatory reporting to regulatory authorities on behalf of FNZ (Europe) DAC is timely and accurate.
  • Ensure compliance training is provided to FNZ (Europe) DAC employees.
  • Ensure that conflicts of interest have been identified and where possible mitigated and ensure that there is a regular review of conflicts of interest.
  • Report to FNZ (Europe) DAC Head of Compliance on compliance with FNZ (Europe) DAC’s regulatory requirements.
  • Overseeing / carrying out / producing / reviewing (as applicable) the following: Annual review of the Anti-Money Laundering Policy and supporting procedures and templates to ensure it remains compliant with current applicable Anti Money Laundering Regulations.
  • Review and sign off anti-money laundering / PEP and Sanctions checks on FNZ (Europe) DAC’s clients and, where applicable, other FNZ companies carrying out contractual activities in the EU.
  • Annual risk assessment of FNZ (Europe) DAC’s money laundering risk.
  • Adequate money laundering, PEP and Sanction training carried out within FNZ (Europe) DAC including an annual review of FNZ produced training materials.
  • Horizon monitoring for any regulatory changes connected with applicable anti money laundering regulations and ensuring those changes are incorporated into the policy, supporting procedures, templates, and training materials.
  • Investigation into any reports of suspicious transactions made to the MLRO and ensuring any necessary reports in connection with FNZ (Europe) DAC’s own AML obligations are made to the relevant agencies.
  • AML, PEP and Sanction consultancy to FNZ (Europe) DAC’s employees.
  • Annual review of Policies and procedures in place to assist in the prevention of Financial Crime.
  • Provide second line of defence monitoring of Financial Crime controls.

FNZ operates as a wealth management platform that assists financial institutions in enhancing their services. The platform is fully digital, allowing online banking customers to access wealth management solutions easily. FNZ collaborates with various entities, including wealth managers, asset managers, retail banks, life insurers, and private banks, to improve outcomes for both advisers and their clients. The platform integrates multiple financial services, enabling institutions to provide tailored and efficient wealth management options. FNZ distinguishes itself from competitors by focusing on digital transformation and a comprehensive service model that supports personalized financial solutions. The company's goal is to help clients achieve their financial objectives while driving growth through strategic partnerships and platform fees.

Company Size

5,001-10,000

Company Stage

Growth Equity (Venture Capital)

Total Funding

$3.6B

Headquarters

London, United Kingdom

Founded

2003

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Increased demand for digital wealth management solutions boosts FNZ's market position.
  • FNZ's acquisition of ifsam enhances its European market presence and service offerings.
  • Launch of FNZ Yield Plus notes offers higher yields and security for professional investors.

What critics are saying

  • Leadership transitions may lead to strategic misalignment or operational disruptions.
  • FNZ Yield Plus notes may expose the company to interest rate and credit risks.
  • Integration of ifsam could pose regulatory compliance challenges in Luxembourg.

What makes FNZ unique

  • FNZ offers a fully digital wealth management platform for financial institutions.
  • The company integrates AI and blockchain to streamline wealth management operations.
  • FNZ provides personalized solutions, aligning with the trend towards commoditization of financial products.

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