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We are currently recruiting an AML Specialist for our client. In this role, you will be responsible for preventing and monitoring risk situations related to insurance products, ensuring compliance with AML/CFT standards. You will analyze alerts, manage internal requests, and ensure that files are updated in line with current regulations. The ideal candidate will have a 5-year degree in economics, finance or law, with at least 5 years' relevant experience in life insurance or banking. If you have a solid understanding of anti-money laundering and are fluent in French and Italian, we encourage you to apply now.
Description
- You are responsible for preventing and monitoring risk situations related to our customer's insurance products.
- You guarantee the quality of file processing by applying internal AML/CFT procedures.
- You handle AML/CFT alerts by collecting information through filtering tools and analyzing alerts.
- You manage requests for advice from partners and internal teams.
- You monitor and update files in compliance with current regulations.
- You pass on special or sensitive cases to the AMLO for handling.
- You present files to the acceptance committee for validation.
- You prepare and submit suspicious transaction reports to the FIU.
- You carry out regular checks to ensure the compliance and security of operations.
Profile
- Minimum 5 years' higher education in economics, finance or law.
- You have at least 5 years' successful experience in a similar position, preferably in life insurance or banking, ideally in Luxembourg, with knowledge of anti-money laundering and combating the financing of terrorism.
- You have a good understanding of fraud and money laundering risks, as well as knowledge of anti-money laundering regulations and laws.
- You are comfortable using office tools, particularly MS Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint).
- You are fluent in French (C2), Italian (C1), and any other language would be an asset.
