Forensics - Financial Crime Manager - Surveillance Technology


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Recruiter

PwC

Listed on

19th February 2019

Location

London

Salary/Rate

Competitive

Salary Notes

Competitive

Type

Permanent

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A career within Forensics Technology services, will provide you with the opportunity to help our clients protect their business in today's evolving landscape by applying advanced and strategic approaches to information management. We focus on assisting organisations manage vast amounts of electronic data and navigate the legal and business processes demanded by critical events which includes litigation, regulatory requests and internal investigations. About Our Team PwC is strengthening its capabilities in its Financial Services Risk & Regulation as our clients face significant shifts in the regulatory environment. A core component of our FS risk & regulatory practice is the Financial Crime Unit. The FC team brings together a mix set of capabilities to help clients with investigations, remediation, transform and managed services. To meet this growing demand, we are significantly investing in our Financial Crime practice in the UK and globally. The FC unit in the UK works with clients to manage business risk through responsive and robust investigations driven by analytics, remediation built around technologies to improve efficiency and transformation projects that aim to change clients financial crime functions for the better through monitoring systems, analytics, improved policy and procedures, reduction in costs. In Transform we do this by establishing the right controls, processes and structures to ensure that decisions are based on accurate information. What makes the Financial Crime unit stand out is our ability to combine a legacy of investigations, with regulatory, policy and procedure expertise, with a consulting focus on transformation for the future and technologists that are a core part of the team structure and delivery model. We also have a number of joint business relationships that form part of our client solutions and investments. Who we are looking for We are currently looking for Senior Associates and Managers with experience in Financial Crime technologies, in particular Trade Surveillance, to join our growing Financial Crime Unit. We have ambitious plans and are looking for individuals who can develop and build our go-to-market Financial Crime propositions and excel in client delivery. We support our clients with a range of services including Current state assessment, implementing and optimising trade surveillance tools and the alert handling processes Trade surveillance vendor technology assessment Current state assessment, implementing and optimising Fraud detection and prevention technologies Reviewing end-to-end data flow (data quality, data lineage), analysing ETL technologies and discovering key data elements Designing and developing dashboards, visualisations and metrics Validating and testing data and reports submitted to regulatory bodies Assessing and enhancing organisations current and target operating models Designing, deploying and assisting Financial Crime Intelligence Units (FCIU) in their proactive and thematic research About You In order to be successful you will need to show ability in most of the following areas Understanding of the relevant Financial Services market abuse regulations in the UK and ideally in other jurisdictions Relevant experience in a trading, monitoring or surveillance position at a financial services institution Track record of managing project workstreams, producing reports and other deliverables, overcoming challenges and managing stakeholder expectations Strong analytical and problem solving capabilities Strong stakeholder management and interpersonal skills Excellent presentation and report writing skills Ability to develop new ideas into structured, deliverable proposals and projects Ability to identify and address client needs, develop and maintain meaningful client relationships Desirable Skills Previous experience of using an automated market abuse surveillance system (e.g. Apama, Scila, BTCA, SMARTS, Actimize) would be preferable Current knowledge and understanding of the FCA handbooks and other relevant regulations, and the ability to apply this knowledge in a commercial environment Understanding of statistical analysis methods and the ability to apply these in the appropriate circumstances Experience of trading systems advantageous (e.g. Bloomberg, Reuters, Fidessa, etc.) Experience of the software development lifecycle Knowledge of different database and ETL technologies Knowledge of Compliance phone recording and e-comms surveillance systems advantageous Proficiency in statistical and visualisation software advantageous (e.g. Excel, Tableau, QlikView) Qualifications Bachelor's degree or above About PwC

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