Senior AML Analyst – FTC England

Since 2004, we’ve been bringing investment ideas to life and connecting capital with the right people and opportunities. Today, we manage more than £2.5 billion for a broad range of investors across five key investment strategies:
Private Credit, Social Housing, Clean Heat, Energy and Venture.

This role sits within the first line of defence, supporting Triple Point’s Private Credit business and working closely with Financial Crime, Operations, Legal and Technology teams. The team plays a critical role in protecting the business from financial crime risk while enabling efficient, well‑controlled borrower onboarding and portfolio management activity.

We’re looking for a Senior AML Analyst to help strengthen and scale our business KYC/KYB and financial crime processes across our lending activities. You’ll conduct due diligence on new and existing borrowers, assess complex corporate ownership structures, analyse sanctions and adverse media risks, and support ongoing monitoring and periodic review activity across the portfolio.

Alongside strong technical AML expertise, we’re looking for someone who is curious about how technology and automation can improve operational effectiveness. You’ll contribute to the development of more scalable KYC/KYB workflows while ensuring high‑quality risk assessment and sound judgement remain central to decision‑making.

This is an opportunity to combine hands‑on financial crime analysis with process improvement and cross‑functional collaboration in a growing, technology‑enabled environment.

• Conduct customer due diligence and, where appropriate, enhanced due diligence on business borrowers, corporate entities and connected parties, including directors, beneficial owners, guarantors and authorised signatories.
• Review corporate ownership structures, ultimate beneficial ownership, control arrangements and source of funds or source of wealth information.
• Analyse screening outputs across sanctions, PEPs and adverse media, ensuring potential risks are identified, investigated and clearly documented.
• Assess borrower risk profiles with reference to jurisdictional, sectoral, ownership, reputational and transactional risk factors.
• Prepare evidence‑based case summaries, recommendations and escalation notes for review by the Financial Crime team where required, maintaining a clear audit trail sufficient to support second line oversight, internal audit and regulatory scrutiny.
• Escalate higher‑risk cases, unusual structures, potential sanctions exposure or other red flags in accordance with internal procedures.

• Complete periodic reviews for existing borrowers within agreed service levels. Assess changes in ownership, control, sanctions status, adverse media and business activities, determining whether findings require further investigation, escalation or risk re‑rating.
• Ensure review outcomes are clearly documented and evidenced.

• Support the design, testing and refinement of automated KYC/KYB workflows, rules, alerts and case management processes.
• Assist with user acceptance testing, data quality assurance and post‑implementation reviews for new or enhanced systems.
• Identify opportunities to improve efficiency, evidencing consistency and management information.
• Contribute to the development of standard operating procedures and guidance notes for first line AML/KYB activity.

• Act as a subject matter resource for first line colleagues on business KYC/KYB queries. Collaborate with Private Credit, Operations, Financial Crime, Legal and the 2
  
  LoD Financial Crime team to resolve onboarding and periodic review issues.
• Support constructive challenge between the first and second lines of defence. Support knowledge‑sharing and guidance for first line colleagues on AML/KYB obligations, emerging typologies and regulatory expectations, helping to embed a strong financial crime risk culture across the business.
• Assist in producing management information on volumes, turnaround times, escalations and workflow performance, identifying themes, bottlenecks and…