Head of Compliance
Isle of Man
Permanent
Our client seeks a Head of Compliance (MLRO / DPO) to join their team.
Role Profile:
An exciting opportunity has arisen to join a fast-growing business with a long-standing presence in the island's CSP community.
Key Responsibilities:
- Monitoring of compliance with the Rulebook and any other applicable requirements.
- Writing quarterly monitoring reports for the board and provision of other compliance reporting information.
- Writing quarterly MLRO board reports.
- Writing and maintaining Manuals and Procedures as they relate to Compliance, AML and Data Protection.
- Writing and preparation of the AML/CFT Risk Assessment.
- Implementation of procedural changes as a result of regulatory change, whether this be updating the procedures involved or training.
- Dealing with problem cases, which may include AML issues, complaints and conflicts.
- Liaising with Directors on MLRO matters.
- Maintaining registers to ensure compliance with FSA regulations.
- Investigation of internal STRs and writing external STRs as required, as MLRO.
- Completing annual reporting to the FSA as required.
- Participating in Management meetings and Regulatory Admin meetings as required.
- Risk reviews and client onboarding including the approval of due diligence and client checks.
- Advising client facing staff on regulatory issues.
- Arranging AML training and testing across the Business.
- Providing AML updates across the Business.
- Data cleansing and minimisation.
- Handling Subject Access Requests including liaising with staff as appropriate and production of material.
Key Skills and Qualifications:
- An industry standard compliance related professional qualification
- Thorough knowledge of the TSCP industry
- Minimum of 2 years in a senior level compliance-based role.

Your specialist: Sally Fenton
Quote job ref: 15834
Hi, I'm Sally and this is one of the job roles I am looking after for this super business. If this job is of interest for you, please submit your CV and we will come back to you to arrange the next staging.