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Market Abuse Manager UK
- Posted 05 April 2024
- Salary £70000 - £80000 per annum + 1 day wfh, pension, Annual leave
- LocationCity of London
- Job type Permanent
- Discipline Banking Operations
- ReferenceEMJ - MA - UK_1712340743
Job description
Are you a Market Abuse, Surveillance or Compliance Monitoring Specialist with Financial Services experience?
Our client, a Fintech and trading brokerage, are looking to hire a Market Abuse Manager (no line management!) with ideally at least 3 years' of previous trade surveillance / compliance monitoring experience.
Based in their London (City) office and offering a competitive base salary up to £80,000. Alongside 1 day working from home, pension, annual leave, and wider benefits!
Responsibilities:
- You will support the Head of Compliance & MLRO with managing the group's UK market abuse framework and ensuring potential related risks are identified.
- Provide sound advice and act as a stakeholder in relation to trade surveillance and market abuse matters and build relationships with Front office to undertake smooth investigations.
- Lead on market abuse investigations and perform daily trade surveillance activities.
Ideally you will be or have:
- 3 years (at least) of previous compliance monitoring and trade surveillance experience within a Financial Services (ideally trading / brokerage) environment.
- Practical knowledge of market abuse practices and conduct regulations and undertaking the market abuse risk assessment.
- An excellent communicator with comfortability liaising with stakeholders at all levels (Director / Senior Management).
- Detailed knowledge of FCA Regulations, horizon scanning in relation to market abuse regs, conduct reviews and drafting STOR forms ready for submission to the FCA.
- A collaborative nature, relationship builder and desire to influence a positive and pro-active approach towards compliance.
If this sounds like a fantastic opportunity for you, or someone in your network, and you're interested in hearing more. - Please apply today!
