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Crown Agents Bank is seeking a senior Compliance Advisory and Monitoring professional to provide group-level, second-line guidance across the bank and group entities, ensuring alignment with the Compliance Risk Management Framework and regulatory expectations (FCA/PRA).
The role leads complex monitoring, thematic assurance, and regulatory change activities, builds strong stakeholder relationships, and mentors colleagues while maintaining a strong conduct culture across the Group.
Crown Agents Bank is a vastly growing and regulated UK bank that connects emerging and frontier markets to the rest of the world, using FX and payments technology. We are transforming the way payments and FX move through emerging markets, reducing friction so that more money gets to those who need it. Emerging markets payments are usually challenging, expensive, unreliable and opaque. Our solutions help fix these pain points. Ultimately, we connect traditionally hard-to-reach regions to global financial infrastructure, giving access to the best prices and the fastest, most reliable settlement.
FX and cross-border payments are often complex and expensive, especially when operating in emerging markets. Crown Agents Bank (CAB) wraps its deep and trusted relationships and strength of network around innovative digital capabilities, and cross-border transaction banking solutions to enable fintech, corporates, governments, development organisations and banks to move money to, from, and across often hard-to-reach markets.
Role Purpose
The role is primarily responsible for providing senior, Group-level second-line Compliance Advisory and Compliance Monitoring support across Crown Agents Bank and relevant Group entities and jurisdictions. The role supports the consistent application of the Group Compliance Risk Management Framework while recognising the legal, regulatory and governance responsibilities of individual entities. It acts as a senior adviser to business and support functions, leads significant risk-based monitoring and thematic assurance activity, provides constructive challenge, assesses regulatory change and helps embed a strong compliance and conduct culture across the Group. Material matters are escalated to the Head of Compliance.
Role Responsibilities
Degree or equivalent level. Professional or industry qualification preferred (e.g., ICA, CISI, or equivalent).
Experience
Strong banking experience is required, ideally gained within a UK FCA and PRA regulated bank or banking group.
Substantial experience in compliance advisory, compliance monitoring, regulatory risk or a related second-line function, at a level demonstrating autonomy on complex matters.
Experience applying compliance requirements across multiple businesses, legal entities and/or jurisdictions, while recognising local regulatory and governance responsibilities.
Strong knowledge of UK financial services regulation and the regulatory framework applicable to banks, including FCA and PRA expectations.
Demonstrable experience providing senior compliance advice to business and support functions and translating regulatory requirements into practical business and control outcomes.
Experience leading complex monitoring reviews, thematic assurance or testing, including scoping, fieldwork, reporting, action agreement and remediation tracking.
Experience of regulatory horizon scanning, impact assessment, policy development and implementation of regulatory change across affected stakeholders.
Experience preparing compliance management information and reporting on themes, emerging risks, findings, issues and remediation to senior stakeholders or governance forums.
Experience supporting new product, new jurisdiction and material change assessments, financial-promotion review and regulatory enquiries or information requests.
Knowledge of regulated banking activities relevant to the Group, which may include deposit-taking, payment services, safeguarding, FX, derivatives, trade finance, conduct risk and financial promotions.
Familiarity with SMCR processes, including Certified Persons, Directory Persons, Fit & Proper assessments and associated governance requirements.
Ability to operate credibly across Group and entity boundaries, build strong stakeholder relationships and provide constructive, evidence-based challenge.
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