Risk Specialist
Current• Conduct the assessments of Third District financial institution BSA/AML programs including areas such as customer/enhanced due diligence, Customers Identification Program, Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC), suspicious activity monitoring, and all other components of an effective BSA/AML program. • Assess an institution’s compliance with BSA/AML laws and regulations and the ability to identify BSA/AML program red flags, as well as an understanding of the pillars of BSA/AML. • Develop examination/project plans, timelines and milestones for supervisory events/projects of moderate complexity and act to ensure plan goals are achieved. • Demonstrate advanced analytical and problem-solving skills, independent and critical thinking, and decision-making abilities. • Convey opinions, draw conclusions and offer persuasive arguments in a written format that is clear, concise, and appropriate to the information needs of the audience; prepare well-supported, written reports that reflect advanced critical and independent thinking. • Participate in and conduct meetings with bank management or boards of directors, and conduct briefings on a regular and ad hoc basis for internal and external stakeholders involving complex issues or situations.• Develop relationships with supervisory risk specialist personnel across the Federal Reserve System, as well as with senior management and directors of supervised financial organizations.