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Together is seeking a Compliance Manager to provide second line of defence oversight and regulatory advice across the mortgage and financial services business. You will review customer communications, policies and procedures, escalate conduct risks and support regulatory change initiatives for sustainable growth and good customer outcomes.
The role requires strong FCA/MCOB knowledge, excellent analytical and stakeholder engagement skills, horizon scanning, and the ability to influence at all
Description As a Compliance Manager you will be responsible for providing second line of defence (2LOD) oversight and regulatory advice, supporting the business to understand and meet its regulatory obligations while delivering good customer outcomes. Working in partnership with key business areas, including Product, Sales, Operations and Intermediary Relations, the role provides proportionate guidance, challenge and support to enable effective risk management and regulatory compliance. The role contributes to the Group's objectives by helping to maintain an effective compliance framework that supports sustainable growth, customer protection and positive regulatory outcomes. As a Compliance Manager we are looking for someone to: Provide timely and practical regulatory advice to business units, helping them meet compliance requirements while supporting good customer outcomes Review and challenge customer communications, business policies, frameworks, and procedures to ensure alignment with regulatory expectations and internal standards Identify and escalate potential conduct risks and regulatory concerns to senior compliance colleagues and management, following established escalation procedures Support the implementation and embedding of regulatory change initiatives across business processes Attend relevant working groups and forums to provide compliance input to business activities and change initiatives Maintain compliance policies, procedures, and guidance under the direction of senior team members Conduct horizon scanning activities and communicate the potential impact of regulatory developments to relevant stakeholders Build effective working relationships with stakeholders, providing guidance, consultation and constructive challenge to support compliance, effective risk management and good customer outcomes Provide compliance input to projects, initiatives and business change activities as required. Promote a positive compliance culture through knowledge sharing, awareness activities and reinforcement of regulatory and customer outcome obligations Assist in the production of compliance management information, reports, and dashboards to support oversight and decision-making Prepare ad-hoc compliance reports, analysis and briefing materials for key stakeholders.
Together embraces diversity and inclusion, and are proud to be an equal opportunity workplace. Not only do we welcome difference - we celebrate it, support it and really value our colleagues for who they are. We are committed to building a team that represents a variety of backgrounds, perspectives and skills. If you feel you'd benefit from any support or reasonable adjustments during any stage of the recruitment process, please don't hesitate to let us know when completing your application. This information will be picked up by our team, so we can try and put steps in place to help you be at your best through this process. Please note that all successful applicants will undergo relevant employment reference, financial and criminal record checks.
We're Together. For over 50 years, we've helped thousands of people, businesses and professionals unlock their property ambitions with our common-sense approach to mortgages and secured loans. We take the time to understand our customers and our door is always open, so we can often help when other lenders can't or won't. Based in Cheadle, Cheshire, our 750 colleagues help our customers throughout the UK, backed by the power of a £7 billion loan book.