
Job Responsibilities:
- Provide oversight and quality review of complex, high-risk investigative casework involving a broad range of financial crime typologies;
- Assess and evaluate high-risk Suspicious Transaction Reports (STRs), Suspicious Activity Reports (SARs), and other regulatory submissions in accordance with local and international compliance standards;
- Conduct detailed reviews of sanctions-related investigations, including the analysis of potential matches to relevant regional watchlists and managing the escalation and submission process as required;
- Analyze the risk profiles of Politically Exposed Persons (PEPs) and assess associated financial crime risks;
- Maintain a working knowledge of local AML/CFT regulations, best practices, internal controls and AML/CFT risk management practices;
- Assist in drafting and implementing of internal procedures to facilitate the escalation process;
- Assist in investigation-related inquiries from law enforcement agencies and Financial Intelligence Units (FIUs);
- Act as point of contact with relevant compliance teams and all relevant stakeholders;
- Exercise sound judgment in navigating complex, high-risk cases where solutions may not be straightforward, ensuring decisions are balanced and well-reasoned.
Job Requirements:
- Minimum of two years of relevant experience in an AML/CFT role within a financial institution regulated in Europe, experience in virtual financial assets (cryptocurrency) will be considered an asset;
- A thorough understanding of AML/CFT regulations within the fintech industry;
- General compliance experience in multiple fields including AML, Sanctions, KYC and Onboarding;
- Hands-on experience in conducting financial crime investigations and writing corresponding narratives;
- Experience filing external suspicious reports through the FIAU GoAml Portal will be considered an asset;
- Must be able to perform independently and with minimal supervision;
- Strong organizational skills, must be multi-tasked oriented and able to balance priorities and deadlines;
- Strong written and verbal communication skills;
- Proficiency in the analysis of numeric data through excel or similar data tools;
- Experience with blockchain analytics and monitoring tools is preferred;
- Knowledge of digital assets and fintech products is preferred;
- CAMS certification, or willingness to obtain is preferred.
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Financial Crimes Analyst - EU, Bulgaria at Crypto.com: FAQ
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The Financial Crimes Analyst - EU, Bulgaria role at Crypto.com is based in Sofia, Bulgaria. Check the job description for any remote or hybrid options.
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This Financial Crimes Analyst - EU, Bulgaria role is associated with the following skills and technologies:
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