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The Financial Crime (FC) function is a Second line of defence (LOD) function that includes ”Risk Stewards” who are independent of the commercial risk-taking activities undertaken by the Group’s businesses (also referred to as “the First LOD” or “FLOD”). The Financial Crime Function also operates a set of critical controls on behalf of the Group’s businesses (FLOD) by harnessing intelligence, analytics, technology, detection and investigation,. The Risk Stewards are responsible for reviewing and challenging all the activities of the First LOD to ensure that, as “Risk Owners”, they effectively manage the financial crime risk inherent in, or arising from, the conduct of their activities and for which they are responsible.
Job Responsibility:
Being an active part of the HCIB RAD team, assessing and articulating potential risks to HSBC from existing and emerging financial crime threats, actors and typologies across all financial crime types
Delivering thematic reviews of RAD analysis and/or TL content to a range of stakeholders as required, to support development of Bank strategy, policy or controls
Conducting more in-depth research and analysis on the impact of particular FC threats on the Bank, including analysis of Bank data with support from Analytics colleagues where required
Proactively identifying, researching and analysing emerging risk, combining external drivers with proprietary insights from regional RAD Analysis projects and investigative casework
Delivering timely and accurate reports, briefings and infographics to a diverse set of audiences
Supporting and driving collaborative initiatives and governance projects across the Group and Regional RAD Analysis teams, including developing an annual ‘Programme of Analysis’ for the function
Providing financial crime subject-matter expertise to support curation of the Financial Crime Typology Library (TL)
Requirements:
Degree holder (or equivalent) with proven analytical and problem-solving skills, preferably with experience applying these at a strategic level in the field of financial crime
Strong ability to draw conclusions and recommendations from information that is potentially partial or incomplete
Excellent and demonstrable written skills with extensive experience in drafting reports, effectively communicating complex issues in clear and succinct language at a senior stakeholder level
Knowledge and/or background in financial crime or macro themes that impact the financial crime landscape, such as geopolitics or digitisation
A curious and agile mind, able to engage on a wide range of issues and acquire new knowledge. Superior critical thinking and analytical reasoning skills
Self-starter with an ability to take ownership and drive projects. Ability to thrive in ambiguous environments, delivering results without step-by-step guidance
Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English, and functional research and written communication ability in French
Able to draft high quality reports for senior readers with meticulous attention to detail
A flair for building relationships and willingness to proactively engage with stakeholders across the organisation to gather information and influence outcomes
Nice to have:
Previous experience in financial crime investigations or analysis is helpful
What we offer:
Annual performance-based bonus
Additional bonuses for recognition awards
Multisport card
Private medical care
Life insurance
One-time reimbursement of home office set-up (up to 800 PLN)
Corporate parties & events
CSR initiatives
Nursery and kindergarten discounts
Financial support with trainings and education
Social fund
Flexible working hours
Free parking
Comprehensive and competitive package of benefits covering healthcare, family friendly leaves, pension and life assurance