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TowneBank is seeking a BSA/AML Specialist I Alert Reviewer to investigate unusual activity flagged by the bank’s monitoring system. You will review accounts, document analyses, and determine escalation needs for potential suspicious activity reporting.
The role supports the BSA/AML department’s compliance efforts. This position requires 2–3 years in banking or related work, familiarity with BSA/AML and OFAC, and strong analytical and communication skills.
Primary Purpose:
This position is a part of BSA/AML Department, a team that is integral to TowneBank’s efforts in the fight against money laundering and terrorist financing. The BSA/AML Department assists the Bank’s businesses to design effective processes through the development of consistent and cohesive policies and programs to ensure compliance with all applicable anti-money laundering and Office of Foreign Asset Control (OFAC) regulations. The BSA/AML Alert Review team works within the BSA/AML Department to investigate unusual activity identified through the Bank’s automated transaction monitoring system.
The BSA/AML Specialist I Alert Reviewer’s primary objective is to investigate anomalous activity identified through system generated alerts to determine if the activity warrants further escalation for suspicious activity reporting such as money laundering and terrorist financing. The alert review process includes a review of customer accounts to identify red flags or transactions that appear to be out of pattern for the customer. The Alert Reviewer is responsible for preparing clear and concise narratives documenting the analysis and research done to support the disposition of the alerts.
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