Reporting Officer

fulltime

Job Location

Georgetown, Guyana

Description

Provide support to the Compliance Officer in the implementation, monitoring, and continuous improvement of Anti-Money Laundering and Counter Financing of Terrorism (AML/CFT) policies, procedures, and controls, ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements, internal standards, and applicable legislation while mitigating compliance risks, penalties, and sanctions.

Requirements

  • Degree or equivalent professional qualification in AML/CFT Compliance, Law, Finance, Business Administration and/or Law Enforcement, or related field

  • AML / CFT Certification (ACAMS, FIBA or similar certification)

  • At least three (3) years’ working experience in an AML / CFT compliance environment

  • Experience in Banking / Financial Sector will be an asset

  • An ability to communicate effectively both orally and in writing

  • Excellent technical and computer literacy skills with proficiency in Microsoft Office

  • Knowledge and understanding of compliance procedures would be a distinct advantage

  • A sound familiarity and understanding of marketplace AML / CFT issues, AML /CFT legislation and compliance procedures would be a distinct advantage

  • A high degree of professional ethics and integrity

  • A high level of professionalism, self-motivation, and sense of urgency in performing job responsibilities


Responsibilities

  • Update the Compliance Manual and Risk Assessment (in consultation with the Compliance Officer) to ensure efficiency and effectiveness and identify potential areas for improvement.

  • Ensure that changes to the manual are implemented and monitored. Maintain internal policies, procedures, controls and information systems in line with evolving compliance requirements.

  • Undertake reviews (including testing) of compliance with internal AML/CFT policies, procedures, controls and information systems;

  • Monitor and report on compliance with the existing AML/CFT framework and the AML/CFT laws and regulations.

  • Monitor customer transactions and analyze and report suspicious activities.

  • Ensure that all suspicious activities are forwarded to the FIU within the prescribed timeline.

  • Be the point of contact for the Regulator, the FIU and other authorized third parties concerning money laundering, terrorist financing and related matters.

  • Be responsible for receiving and recording the receipt of the Internal Suspicious Transaction Reports (ISTRs) in the designated log.

  • Be responsible for investigating and gathering pertinent customer information and all other relevant documents in order to assess the validity of the suspicion.

  • Maintain records of all Internal Suspicious Transaction Reports and External Suspicious Transaction Reports forwarded to the FIU and other competent authorities.

  • Respond and maintain records of all enquiries made by the FIU and any other Law Enforcement Authority.

  • Develop and administer training to employees.

  • Prepare reports on AML/CFT activities and submit to the Compliance Officer for submission to the Board of Directors.

  • Monitor adherence to Regulatory reporting requirements including up to date registration.

  • Submit Quarterly Terrorist Property Report to the FIU.

  • Submit Monthly Threshold Transaction Report to the FIU.

  • Monitor, update and disseminate the High-Risk Jurisdiction Bulletin on the Financial Actions Task Force’s (FATF) and the Caribbean Financial Action Task Force (CFATF) lists of jurisdictions having deficiencies in their AML/CFT regime.

  • Monitor the United Nations Security Council List (UN1267); the Office of Foreign Assets & Control (OFAC) List and any other Order issued by the High Court of the respective jurisdiction, against the customer database and report confirmed matches.

  • Report every quarter to the FIU on the existence of accounts established for facilitating the financing of terrorism and/or sanction listed customers.

  • Manage the internal, external and regulatory examinations and follow-up outstanding deficiencies arising out of these assessments.

  • Annually, assess the AML/CFT Compliance Program to measure efficiency and effectiveness and identify potential areas for improvement.

  • Any other relevant special compliance projects and/or compliance duties.


A Job By

Unicomer Group

Overview

Unicomer is a dynamic and fast-paced retail organization. We are part of an Extraordinary Group with more than 24 years of experience improving people's quality of life with products and financial services in 21 countries in Latin America, the Caribbean and the United States; operating in more than 1,270 points of sale with more than 25 commercial brands. Our established brands within the Caribbean include Courts, Optical, Ready Finance, Radio Shack and Lucky Dollar. We stand out for innovating financial products, providing opportunities to millions of people and promoting financial inclusion. We focus our efforts on offering solutions to clients and communities for a sustainable economic growth. Our priority is to place our customers at the center, by providing them with the best products and financial services experience through physical stores and digital channels. We are unique, we are Unicomer!

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