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Capco

Advises banks, insurers and energy companies

Senior Business Analyst - Financial Crime Compliance & Market Conduct

Risk, Regulatory & Legal AdvisoryConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeZürich, SwitzerlandNo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Demonstrated Financial Crime Compliance expertise, combined with project experience and ideally consulting experience in the design and digital transformation of Financial Crime Compliance solutions within a comparable financial-services environment.
  • Ability to work across business architecture, solution or enterprise architecture, and data disciplines, translating business and control requirements into architectural, process, and data implications.
  • Expertise in Financial Crime Compliance, with deep experience in one or more core domains such as anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing, sanctions, or politically exposed person screening, and sufficient breadth to work effectively across adjacent Financial Crime Compliance areas, including tax compliance.
  • Change and organisational capabilities, particularly stakeholder management and facilitation, Target Operating Model definition, and preparation of decision materials for senior management.
  • Conceptual and analytical capabilities, with experience translating strategic target states into prioritised multi-year roadmaps and implementation plans within complex transformation environments.
  • Fluency in English and German.

Responsibilities

  • Lead business definition of strategic target states, facilitate alignment across Compliance, Technology, Architecture and Data, and translate agreed target states into actionable transformation plans.
  • Assess current capabilities and conduct gap analyses across processes, organisation, systems, architecture, data quality and governance; translate findings into prioritised transformation measures and investment considerations.
  • Define business and technology requirements and develop relevant use cases and options, including opportunities to improve data quality, reduce false positives, automate and scale alert handling, and strengthen monitoring and surveillance processes.
  • Translate target states into structured multi-year transformation roadmaps, defining priorities, milestones, dependencies, sequencing, responsibilities, investment considerations and key trade-offs across risk reduction, regulatory need, business value and delivery feasibility.
  • Facilitate cross-functional decision-making across business, technology and control functions, frame key options and trade-offs, and prepare concise recommendations and decision materials for senior management.
  • Define measurable transformation outcomes and success criteria, including improved control effectiveness, reduced manual effort and false positives, better data quality and lineage, increased automation, and improved operational scalability.
  • Ensure traceability from regulatory, policy and control objectives through business requirements and solution design to implementation outcomes.
  • Act as the senior business-analysis and transformation lead for selected Financial Crime Compliance and Market Conduct & Trade Surveillance initiatives, shaping target states and roadmaps in close partnership with Compliance, Technology, Architecture, Data and Programme Management.

Desired Qualifications

  • Experience within Market Conduct, Trade Surveillance or comparable monitoring and surveillance environments; deep Market Conduct & Trade Surveillance expertise is advantageous but not required where the candidate brings strong transferable Financial Crime Compliance transformation experience.
  • Experience developing strategic concepts spanning Financial Crime Compliance, Legal & Compliance and wider banking transformation.
  • Familiarity with surveillance challenges such as false-positive reduction, alert management, data quality and integration of relevant communications and market information.
  • Experience assessing investment requirements and prioritising transformation initiatives across three-to-five-year roadmaps.
  • Experience coordinating transformation plans with wider enterprise architecture, technology or bank-wide strategic programmes.

About the Company

Capco

Advises banks, insurers and energy companies

Capco advises banks, payment companies, insurers, asset managers, and energy firms on strategy, regulation, and technology, and unlike generalist consultancies it sticks to finance and energy. In 2021, Capco became the largest acquisition in the history of Indian IT services company Wipro, which bought it to expand its consulting for banks. Clients hire Capco teams to redesign operations, comply with regulations, modernize payment and trading systems, and adopt AI under strict risk controls, while its engineers build the software behind those changes. Clients pay for consultants' time or a fixed project price, and Capco staff often work on site with client teams. Capco was founded in Belgium in 1998 and is based in London.

Company size
5,001-10,000
Company stage
Acquired
Total funding
$80M
Headquarters
London, United Kingdom
Founded
1998

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