Risk Assessment and Reporting Coordinator - Associate

JPMorgan Chase & Co.; Bournemouth; On-site; GBP 42,000 - 64,000; Full time

Job summary

JPMorgan Chase & Co. seeks an Associate for the EMEA GFCC Program Management team in the UK to coordinate AML and sanctions risk assessment and regulatory reporting. You will liaise with LOBs and senior management to ensure timely, accurate assessments and submissions in line with local requirements.

The role focuses on risk-based decision making, process improvements, and leveraging AI tools to enhance outputs while supporting GFCC procedures and governance forums.

Qualifications

• Strong knowledge of financial crime regulations.
• Proven problem solving and project management abilities.
• Proficient in Excel and PowerPoint with data interpretation skills.
• Interest in and ability to work with AI tools.
• Clear oral and written communication with stakeholders.
• Strong interpersonal skills across levels and teams.
• Able to adapt quickly and manage multiple deliverables.

Responsibilities

• Draft, syndicate, and finalize UK reports with stakeholders.
• Assist with EMEA risk assessment planning, execution oversight, and reporting.
• Address and elevate risk execution risks as needed.
• Coordinate qualitative risk appetite and country/entity risk reviews.
• Coordinate annual financial crime report submissions for UK entities.
• Coordinate team submissions related to risk assessments and regulatory reporting during audits.
• Provide management information to EMEA governance forums.
• Develop smart AI-enabled solutions to improve processes and outputs.
• Support administration of EMEA GFCC procedures and guiding documents.

Skills

Regulatory knowledge

Problem solving

Project management

Communication skills

Interpersonal skills

Adaptability

Leadership

Tools

MS Excel

PowerPoint

AI tools

Job description

Make an impact in helping to protect the firm from financial crime risks. Join a collaborative team responsible for coordinating key risk assessment and regulatory reporting activities across the region. You'll work with stakeholders across multiple business areas and contribute to important regulatory and compliance initiatives. This role offers the opportunity to influence processes, drive improvements, and leverage innovative technologies.

As an Associate in the EMEA Global Financial Crime Compliance (GFCC) Program Management team, you will report directly to the GFCC Risk Assessment and Reporting Lead, with primary responsibilities for AML and Sanctions Risk Assessment coordination and development on behalf of GFCC EMEA. Risk assessments are performed on an annual cycle for the firm's subsidiaries and branches, lines of business (LOBs), and specified countries, in accordance with local laws, regulations, or regulatory expectations. You will also be responsible for other complementary risk assessment processes and annual regulatory reports.

Job Responsibilities

• Draft, syndicate, and finalize LOB / legal entity reports for the United Kingdom (UK), in coordination with LOB and GFCC stakeholders.

• Assist with EMEA-wide risk assessment planning, execution oversight, and reporting to senior management for the EMEA GFCC region.

• Address and elevate risk assessment execution risks, as applicable.

• Coordinate additional risk assessment related activities with respect to qualitative risk appetite assessments, comprehensive legal entity risk assessments, and annual review of country risk ratings.

• Coordinate annual financial crime report submissions on behalf of all UK regulated legal entities.

• Coordinate program team submissions related to risk assessments and regulatory reporting in response to reviews or queries conducted by Audit, regulators, GFCC Controls Management and the Testing Centre of Excellence, as applicable, during testing and examinations to support requests and address report inquiries.

• Provide management information to EMEA governance forums and other internal forums.

• Develop smart solutions to improve risk assessment and regulatory reporting processes and outputs using Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools.

• Provide support to the broader team with respect to the administration of EMEA GFCC procedures and other guiding documents.

Required qualifications, capabilities, and skills

• Strong knowledge of regulations, with particular focus on financial crime

• Problem solving and project management skills

• Proficient use of MS Excel and PowerPoint

• An interest in, and proficiency with, AI tools

• An ability to communicate effectively and confidently (both oral and written)

• Strong interpersonal skills including an ability to interact with colleagues at all levels

• An ability to adapt quickly to change and to be able to handle multiple deliverables

• Demonstrated personal initiative, leadership skills, and ability to deliver results.