QC/KYC Spanish or French Fluent

Posted 02 September 2020
Salary £300 - £350 per day
LocationCity of London
Job type Interim
ReferenceBBBH106415_1599080288

Job description

This role is to support KYC outreach for French and Spanish clients file remediation.

Please apply if you have extensive KYC experience in either French or Spanish.

  • Review of existing KYC information and documentation held on file (repositories and document storage tools)
  • Review of the existing Anti Money Laundering (AML) policy and related procedures to identify new requirements, tops up or renewal of information/documentation held on file
  • Collating and reviewing KYC docs in accordance with the companies AML policy requirements to identify AML risks associated with the client, and assess overall risk
  • Construction of KYC files with the required information and documentation in accordance with policy
  • Notification to the relevant teams where client outreach is required for information/documentation which cannot be collected publicly.
  • Escalation to the appropriate teams where information cannot be sourced or provided or where prior exceptions have been granted on existing files.
  • Client Outreach where required. Communicating with clients and their clients to obtain information and documentation required to complete KYC/CDD reviews. Able to communicate reasons why certain documents are required.
  • Carrying out checks of files before assigning to the Lead/Second Line for sign off and approval
  • Doing screening using systems to identify Sanctions, PEPs, and Adverse Media in relation to the entities and related parties within the policy and procedure
  • Ensure you keep accurate MI for the duration of the delivery to cover productivity, overall status, issues and escalations
  • Experience (AML/KYC due diligence roles) within Capital Markets, Corporate /Investment Bank and Financial Institutions
  • You will need knowledge of AML/KYC regulations and industry guidelines
  • Understanding of the possible implications of financial sanctions on banks and financial institutions (OFAC, HM Treasury, EU and UN sanctions)