Ontario Securities Commission
Capital Markets
InvestigatorII
“Investigator II at Ontario Securities Commission. Skills: Investigative experience, Data analytics, Open source intelligence. Apply investigative experience to assess referrals. Develop structured investigation plan”
What You'll Achieve.
Protection to investors; Fostering fair, efficient and competitive capital markets; Confidence in capital markets; Fostering capital formation; Contributing to stability of financial system; Reduction of systemic risk; Investigate breaches of securities laws; Make recommendations for regulatory action; Move forward with litigation
Industry & Context.
Problem-solving skills
What They're Looking For.
Must Have
Minimum of 5 years of investigative experience specializing in financial investigations, fraud investigations, money laundering, proceeds of crime, and/or computer evidence analysis., Law enforcement experience specializing in financial investigations, fraud investigations, money laundering, proceeds of crime, and/or computer evidence analysis., Previous experience in an intelligence gathering role and/or formal training on intelligence extraction., understanding and knowledge of the capital markets industry, trading products, and role of participants as well as administrative and criminal justice systems, and securities legislation., understanding of emerging crypto currencies, crypto assets, crypto platforms, and current social media., project management and problem-solving skills with the ability to demonstrate professional skepticism, resourcefulness, and good business judgment., Excellent communication skills with the ability to actively listen, probe, and interpret information, including in examining witnesses, and to present information orally and in writing coherently, concisely, and persuasively., Excellent interpersonal skills and a demonstrated collaborative and results-oriented style in working effectively both within a team structure and independently, while delivering on expectations in a dynamic environment., Superior team-based skills necessary to collaborate, inspire and demonstrate a service excellence mindset within the team and other OSC staff.
Nice to Have
Completion of an undergraduate degree in Business, Finance, Accounting, Criminology, Computer Science, or other STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering or Math) degree., Completion of the Canadian Securities Course and/or other related industry courses is an asset., understanding of emerging crypto currencies, crypto assets, crypto platforms, and social media is an asset.
What You'll Do.
Apply investigative experience to assess referrals
Develop structured investigation plan
Adjust investigation strategy
Work independently or within team
Identify critical tasks
Advance investigations timely
Manage large volumes of documents
Manage large volumes of data
Implement data analytics approaches
Use open-source intelligence gathering
Collect documentary evidence
Review documentary evidence
Analyze documentary evidence
Identify potential issues
Make recommendations for proceedings
Consider potential defenses
Prepare evidence briefs
Support recommendations
Participate in litigation process
Prepare hearing briefs
Conduct settlement discussions
Testify as fact witness
How You'll Work.
Team & Collaboration
Work independently, or within a multi-disciplinary investigation team; Work collaboratively with the litigator; Work effectively within a team structure; Collaborate within the team; Inspire within the team; Demonstrate service excellence within the team
Communication Scope
Excellent communication skills; Actively listen; Probe information; Interpret information; Examine witnesses; Present information orally; Present information in writing; Coherent presentation; Concise presentation; Persuasive presentation
Process & Methodology
Project management skills
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