SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY REPORT (SAR) ANALYST

Job Description.
Anti-Financial Crime Group is a function which forms a part of the Bank’s overall Loss Avoidance and Risk Management framework.
The aim of the team is to prevent, detect and investigate financial crime across the group.
This will be achieved by continuous Financial Crime risk assessment across all regions to mitigate the risk of fraud and financial crime occurring.
The team undertakes proactive and reactive investigations which may arise from internal and external events and co-ordinates this with other similar functions within Internal Audit and Compliance.
The position is a supporting role in AFC organization.
The role supports AML model development and execution and will assist the organization by developing a clear understanding of the local business practices and strategy, acting within the scope of the Italian AML Framework and the DB Policy.
The SAR Analyst will be responsible for analyzing - within the second-line controls organization - the escalations related to unusual or suspicious behavior and transactions, according to Italian Financial Intelligence Unit provisions.
The analyst collaborates in maintaining an effective and responsive anti-money laundering governance framework on an independent basis from business.
Key Responsibilities.
Investigate and assess TM alerts and internal referral for potential money laundering risks in the Bank, ensuring efficient identification of suspicious activities and transactions during AML investigation.
Ensure timely and efficient MI reporting of suspicious transactions to AFC Global Department and to local committees.
Ensure promptly filing of suspicious activity report to FIU according to AML regulation.
Provide advisory on SAR and in general on suspicious transactions scheme to Business Department and Control Department in first line.
Review and update AML / TM / SAR policies and procedures, according to local AML regulation, industry best practices and recent ML /TF scenarios.
Ensure the completion of thematic reviews conducted by Monitoring and Screening Department.
Timely execution of tasks and instructions received from Head of AFC.
Educational Qualifications.
University degree is required, preferably in Economics/Law Technical, Language and other Specialized skills.
Fluent / Intermediate in English Good expertise with Microsoft Office tools Analytical skills and approach Teamwork and collaboration skills Work Experience.
1+ years of experience in financial crime and money laundering in financial institutions is preferred.
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