Manulife

Financial Services

FIUAnalyst

$52–52k Waterloo, Ontario, Canada FULL TIME Remote Friendly
Market Sentiment
HIGH DEMAND

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The Brief

“FIU Analyst at Manulife. Skills: AML/ATF, Risk management, Case management. Conduct AML assessments. Determine appropriate course of action”

Industry & Context.

Financial Services
Problems you'll solve

Analytical skills

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

2+ years AML/ATF experience, Understanding of AML/ATF regulations, Understanding of risk management, Effective analytical skills, Oral communication skills, Written communication skills, Time management, Ability to take responsibility, Operate independently

Nice to Have

Solid experience with AML/ATF management & reporting systems, Knowledge of Manulife products, Knowledge of Manulife processes, Knowledge of Manulife systems, Banking AML/ATF experience, Securities sector AML/ATF experience, CAMS certification, Bilingual in French

What You'll Do.

Conduct AML assessments

Determine appropriate course of action

Assess daily transaction monitoring alerts

Assess risk of alerts

Document details of suspicion

Maintain proper records

Maintain audit trails

Assess daily ATF/PEP/Country watch list alerts

Determine business relationship

Perform enhanced due diligence

Appropriate reporting

How You'll Work.

Communication Scope

Oral communication; Written communication

Full Job Description

The Financial Investigations Unit (FIU) is responsible for complying with the anti-money laundering/anti-terrorist financing (AML/ATF) regulations on behalf of all Canadian domiciled entities of Manulife. This includes: The Manufacturers Life Insurance Company, Manulife Investment Management Limited, Manulife Wealth, Manulife Investments and Manulife Bank and Trust. Reporting to the Financial Investigations Unit Program Manager, the FIU Analyst will be responsible for the effective investigation and case management of watch list scanning and transaction scenario monitoring for all lines of business in accordance with Manulife’s AML/ATF policies and procedures. **Position Responsibilities:** * Conduct AML assessments based on referrals from Business Areas and determine the appropriate course of action based on unusual activity. * Assess daily transaction monitoring alerts, understanding the indicators, facts, and context of the transaction activity. * Investigate and assess the risk of alerts identified by Manulife’s customer risk assessment tools using judgment and knowledge of money laundering patterns to assess whether transactions are suspicious; conduct investigations; make recommendations as to the appropriate course of action and document details of suspicion where required. * Maintain proper records and audit trails of investigation activity and disposition actions for all alerts, ensuring compliance with regulatory filing requirements. * Assess daily ATF/PEP/Country watch list alerts to determine if watch list record has a business relationship with Manulife; and perform enhanced due diligence as required with appropriate reporting. **Required Qualifications:** * 2+ years of AML/ATF experience. * Understanding of AML/ATF regulations and risk management. * Effective analytical skills and strong oral and written communication skills * Strong time management with ability to take responsibility and operate independently to ensure that compliance objectives are a

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