Department Overview: As a Financial Crime Risk Investigator II, you will conduct investigations of moderate complexity for both internal and external cases regarding money laundering and terrorist financing.
You will make recommendations for demarketing and/or freezing accounts by the appropriate investigative unit.
You will also conducts adjudications of moderate complexity and provide occasional quality assurance review/ mentorship of a team.
Our team currently operates under a primarily offsite work model, employees must be available to come into a TD location for 'moments that matter' at a frequency determined by the business.
Candidates that live within a 50-mile radius of a TD AML Hub location is strongly preferred.
Requirements
Undergraduate degree or equivalent work experience
3+ years experience
At least 2-3+ years of correspondent banking experience, with demonstrated understanding of nested relationships, payment flows, and AML risk
Prior experience conducting global or complex financial crime investigations, including cross-border activity and multi-jurisdictional analysis
Strong knowledge of investigations involving wire transfers, remittances, or other electronic money movement
Working knowledge of SWIFT payment messaging systems, including ability to interpret it for tracing and risk analysis
Familiarity with AML typologies and red flags associated with correspondent banking such as layering, structuring, sanctions evasions, or shell company misuse
Customer Accountabilities: Conducts investigative analysis by collecting, assessing, and collating case file information for AML, Sanctions/ABAC & Financial Crime investigations