**Role purpose**:Investigation roles are responsible for providing a single functional resolution for all investigations for HSBC.They manage intake and triage for all case leads and enquiries through a globally consistent access point, conduct and co-ordinate investigative activity at market/global level, produce case output to drive action by internal risk and control owners and author and file reports with appropriate authorities.
**Main activities**:- Manage and supervise the Global Service Center (GSC) Financial Crime Investigations (FCI) team to conduct and document investigations to a globally consistent quality control framework- Conduct frequent, regular engagement with US FCI management to manage team workload, prioritization of investigative work, and drive continuous improvement in delivery- Work with US Financial Crime specialists across markets to indentify and investigate financial crime threats- Ensure investigation findings are effectively communicated and tracked to other parts of the organization to enable them to follow up on mitigating actions- Proactively identify key emerging financial crime threats and serve as an escalation point to the FCI market head- Maximize efficiency and productivity of the teams by embedding global investigation standards- Co-ordinate and manage complex projects- Support and embed change initiatives, identifying and developing new or improved delivery mechanisms- Independently perform assignments to achieve stated objectives.Determine and develop approach to solutions- Helps foster external relationships with key public sector partners and industry peers and specialists to share information on financial crime threats at a regional level,
where permissible by data sharing guidelines- Understand functional risks in own functional area and monitor team adherence to policies- Cultivate an environment that champions diversity and inclusion and reflects the HSBC brand, thereby delivering high employee engagement and motivation- Maintain oversight of monthly productivity metrics, including, but not limited to case volumes, forecasts, and case closures.
**Qualifications**- Degree holder in related disciplined.
- Seasoned professional with experience in one or more senior risk compliance roles, to include significant Anti-Money Laundering experience.
- Extensive knowledge of Anti-Money Laundering regulations and guidance.
- Significant experience in the financial services industry.
- Advanced investigative skills from law enforcement, regulatory, forensic accountancy or legal disputes- Lateral thinker with an ability to interpret and solve complex issues.
- Numerate, evidence based analytical skills founded on an empirical base.
- Proven and excellent Integral leadership skills or ability to matrix manage.
**What additional skills will be good to have?
**- Excellent communicator with strong inter-personal and influencing skills.
- Experience developing an assurance model and developing or leading a review team.
- Experience in leading assurance work in a complementary discipline.Audit would be an advantage.
- Ability to lead change, contributing to joining up with the other teams in Risk and Business globally.
- Experience of dealing with regulatory matters.
- Ability to develop practical, cost effective solutions to complex global issuesYou'll achieve more when you join HSBC!
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