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The Fraud Monitoring Loss Prevention Analyst is responsible for conducting comprehensive reviews into potential fraud and suspicious activity across Capital Access products using various channels, including account surveillance and branch escalations. This role involves analyzing transactions, initiating recoveries, performing due diligence, and collaborating with internal and external stakeholders, as well as clients, to mitigate fraud risk and respond to potential fraud events.
Job Responsibility:
Conduct end-to-end transaction analysis alert reviews for matters arising from account surveillance, fraud monitoring systems, and branch escalations
Apply strong knowledge of Regulation E (Reg E), including error resolution requirements, timelines, consumer protections, and documentation standards to ensure compliance in fraud and dispute handling
Manage recovery processes end-to-end, including executing indemnification agreements, processing representments, performing chargeback analysis, and coordinating with internal and external partners to maximize loss recovery
Conduct inquiries to the branch and/or other areas of the business to inform fact gathering and analysis
Serve as a central point of contact and drive prompt resolution of Capital Access-related fraud concerns raised by branches and clients via Loss Prevention hotline, while maintaining a high level of customer service
Make sound, risk-based decisions regarding potential fraud events, including determining suspicious activity, initiating recovery efforts, restricting accounts, and escalating cases when appropriate
Identify process inefficiencies and recommend or implement improvements to enhance fraud detection and operational effectiveness
Maintain up-to-date knowledge of fraud typologies, regulatory changes, and industry best practices
Uphold a high standard of confidentiality, integrity, and professionalism in all aspects of work
Stay informed on emerging fraud trends, regulatory changes, and industry best practices
Escalate issues or concerns to management as needed
Requirements:
Bachelor’s Degree (B.A.) from a four-year college or university in a related field
Minimum of 3-5 years’ experience in anti-fraud/anti-financial crime investigatory or analysis in the securities or financial industry
Knowledge of fraud typologies, detection methods, and regulatory requirements
Knowledge of chargeback, recoveries and representments
Knowledge of rules and regulations of the USA PATRIOT Act, Bank Secrecy Act, Regulation E, Reg S-ID, and any other applicable fraud-related regulatory or industry rules and guidance
Knowledge of broker-dealer operations, transaction methods and financial products, and financial services industry practices
Knowledge of principles of banking, finance and securities industries
Skill in identifying irregularities and red flags
Skill in performing critical analysis supported by clear and accurate documentation
Skill in drafting clear, concise, and compliant alert/case narratives and e-mails
Skill in cross-functional collaboration and stakeholder communication
Skill in investigating compliances issues and irregularities
Skill in making risk-based decisions, using creativity, resourcefulness, expertise, and sound due diligence
Skill in time management and prioritization in a high-volume environment
Skill in written and verbal communication
Skill in planning and scheduling work to meet organizational and regulatory requirements
Skill in operating standard office equipment and using required software applications
Ability to work independently as well as collaboratively and manage multiple function workflows with minimal supervision
Ability to complete high-volume, deadline-driven work in a timely manner, with a focus on quality and compliance
Ability to use sound judgment supported by research and expertise make informed decisions in response to potential fraud
Ability to communicate effectively with clients, business associates, peers, management, and various internal and external stakeholders (both verbally and through written correspondence)
Ability to receive and apply feedback on work product and practices
Ability to prioritize work effectively
Ability to adapt to evolving fraud threats and regulatory changes
Ability to gather information, identify linkages, trends, and significance and communicate findings
Ability to interpret and apply regulations and identify and recommend compliance changes as appropriate
Ability to provide a high level of customer service, including handling inbound phone calls
Ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships at all levels of the organization
Ability to maintain confidentiality and exercise sound judgment
Ability to foster a culture of integrity, accountability, and continuous improvement