Financial Crime Risk Investigator II -Securities

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The Financial Crime Risk Investigator II conducts investigations of moderate complexity for both internal and external cases. Recommends for demarket and/or freezing accounts by the appropriate investigative unit. Conducts adjudications of moderate complexity.  May provide QA/review and mentorship of a team.  Applies reasonable grounds to suspect money laundering and terrorist financing. The Financial Crime Risk Investigator II (US) plays a critical role in safeguarding the organization's financial integrity by conducting thorough end-to-end investigations within Securities. This position is responsible for managing diverse internal and external investigations, utilizing expertise to establish reasonable grounds for suspecting money laundering and terrorist financing. The Investigator's work directly contributes to mitigating financial crime risks and disrupting illicit activities, ensuring compliance, and protecting the organization's reputation. The Financial Crime Risk Investigator II (US) conducts end-to-end investigations of various higher complexity and sensitivity through analysis of evidence gathered for both internal and external investigations. Includes authority in applying reasonable grounds to suspect money laundering/terrorist financing, mitigating, and disrupting financial crime (recommending for demarket and/or freezing accounts by the appropriate investigative unit). Depth & Scope: Experienced working professional role providing services, advisory or processes/program support Requires experienced, conceptual, and practical knowledge within respective area and knowledge of broader related areas Accountable for own work and sometimes others; acts as an escalation point or knowledge resource for others in their own area Leads projects or work streams within broader projects with moderate risk and may be accountable for ongoing activities, processes, and functional programs Works within broad guidelines/policies and independently performs tasks from end to end Work performed under minimal management guidance and supervision Education & Experience: Undergraduate degree or equivalent work experience  3+ years experience Preferred Skills: 3+ years' experience in a Broker-Dealer and/or Securities related investigations role Thorough understanding of Securities products such as Fixed Income, Foreign Exchange, Prime Brokerage, Equities, Low Priced Securities, etc. Knowledge of market abuse typologies such as insider trading, market manipulation, front running, and layering/spoofing Knowledge of financial industry products, policies, and procedures that involve Institutional Clients, Broker-Dealers, and Securities related Investigations Understanding of regulatory requirements including FINRA, SEC, and applicable AML/BSA regulations Ability to manage multiple investigations simultaneously while meeting deadlines in a fast-paced environment Strong critical thinking and problem-solving skills with attention to detail Experience reviewing trading activity, transaction patterns, and customer behavior to identify potential misconduct or