Senior Financial Crime Risk Analyst – Sanctions
Listed on 2026-10-05
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Finance & Banking
Regulatory Compliance Specialist, Financial Crime
On Site
New York, New York
Jacksonville, Florida
Greenville, North Carolina
Charlotte, North Carolina
Boston, Massachusetts
Mt Laurel
- Operations Center Bldg 1 - 9000 Atrium Way, Mount Laurel, New Jersey
Portland, Maine
Washington, District of Columbia
Full time
R_1512216
Work Location:New York, New York, United States of America
Hours:40
Pay Details:$72,280 - $117,520 USD
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Line of Business:Financial Crime Risk Management
Job Description:Department Overview:
The Senior Financial Crime Risk Analyst (Sanctions and Anti-bribery/anti-corruption) must have strong analytical skills, strong reading comprehension and writing skills, the ability to synthesize large amounts of information and clearly communicate what matters and have a strong understanding of the U.S. regulatory environment, particularly the ability to intake and assess U.S. regulatory notifications. Experience must be in financial crime, sanctions and regulatory/compliance experience, rather than broad banking experience.
The successful candidate should:
- Be able to absorb and process information quickly.
- Distill complex information into key points.
- Communicate clearly.
- Collaborate effectively—the role is not siloed.
- Adapt to ad hoc requests and changing priorities.
- Be comfortable working with a geographically distributed team.
- Participate in the weekly team meeting.
- Ideally be willing to travel to Toronto occasionally.
The Senior Financial Crime Risk Analyst – Sanctions contributes to the development, oversight, and implementation of TD’s sanctions compliance programs, including frameworks, methodologies, policies, standards, procedures, awareness and specialized training, monitoring, management reporting, and escalation of sanctions-related issues.
Conducts periodic and event-driven reviews for sanctions risks of customers and transactions, including targeted assessments. Supports management in delivering initiatives related to sanctions risk assessment, regulatory exam preparation, and internal/external audit support.
Depth & Scope:- Works independently as the senior analyst/subject matter expert in sanctions compliance and coaches and educates others on regulatory requirements and best practices
- Oversees and/or independently performs end-to-end sanctions screening and escalation processes, ensuring adherence to global standards
- Applies expert knowledge of sanctions regulations, business operations, products, services, and operating standards to drive unit or team performance and mitigate risk
- Executes on more complex and/or non-standard sanctions-related requests, including high-risk reviews and regulatory reporting
- Researches and investigates a range of sanctions alerts, operational issues, and process gaps, ensuring timely resolution and compliance
- Recommends and implements solutions within own area of responsibility to strengthen sanctions controls and governance frameworks
- Coordinates and integrates work with other areas such as AML, FCRM, and Legal as needed to ensure holistic risk management
- Provides advanced analysis and/or specialized reporting on sanctions…
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