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Join us as an Investigations Analyst (BA4) in Financial Crime Compliance at Barclays, where you'll spearhead the evolution of our digital landscape, driving innovation and excellence. You'll harness cutting-edge technology to revolutionize our digital offerings, ensuring unparalleled customer experiences.
Job Responsibility:
Identification and evaluation of potential risks associated with non-compliance or unethical conduct and implement risk mitigation strategies
Leading the investigations into alleged violations of policies, regulations, or laws
Provision of training programs to enhance awareness of compliance issues and ethical conduct among colleagues
Documentation of investigation processes and provision of recommendations for corrective actions and improvements based on investigation findings
Utilisation of advanced technology and data analytics tools to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of investigations
Utilisation and assessment of relevant internal and external information and intelligence in furtherance of the investigation
Where applicable, fulfilment of any necessary external legal and/or regulatory reporting obligations
Requirements:
Conducting investigations to assess exposure, suspicion, and the effectiveness of systems and controls
Strong judgment and analytical skills, with the ability to identify criminal activity and apply sound escalation practices
Excellent written and verbal communication skills, able to summarize complex investigations into meaningful casework
Nice to have:
Proven interest in financial crime intelligence or investigations, with a desire to build a career in this area
Experience working within a highly regulated environment and understanding key issues in financial services
Engaging with senior stakeholders and supporting them in discharging their responsibilities, including under regulatory regimes