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Join a forward-thinking financial institution as the Head of Consumer Lending Compliance. This pivotal role involves overseeing compliance programs, managing regulatory changes, and ensuring adherence to laws and regulations. With a strong emphasis on client relationships and community integrity, this position offers a unique opportunity to shape compliance strategies while fostering a diverse and inclusive workplace. If you have extensive experience in compliance and a passion for regulatory excellence, this role is an exciting chance to make a significant impact in the financial services sector.
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The Head of Consumer Lending Compliance will act in a compliance advisory role supporting consumer banking on matters of regulatory compliance. The role will be responsible for managing and maintaining assigned areas of the compliance program, including monitoring business area compliance with applicable laws, rules, and regulations, and ensuring effective controls are in place to mitigate compliance risk. Additionally, the role will maintain regulatory change management, policies and procedures, and training. This position oversees and periodically analyzes the Bank's Consumer Banking, assisting business areas to implement corrective actions to bring the risk to an acceptable level.
Starting salary: $141,830 - $263,408/year, with potential bonuses or commissions. Exact salary depends on skills, experience, and location.
City National Bank, founded in 1954, is committed to integrity, community, and client relationships. A subsidiary of RBC, we foster a diverse and inclusive environment. Learn more at About Us.
We value diversity and are an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will be considered without regard to race, color, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, veteran status, or other protected status. Massachusetts law prohibits lie detector tests as a condition of employment.