Seasoned Financial Investigator with 3+ years of conducting and participating in complex financial investigations with 6 additional years in Criminal Justice studies. Excellent written skills to explain complex financial transactions clearly and concisely. Brings extensive knowledge of commercial databases and other financial investigative techniques.
* Utilize analytical and investigative skills to mitigate crime
* Reviews enterprise risk referrals and complex productions for fraud mitigation and regulatory reporting compliance
* Collaborate with law enforcement and/or different units when working with high profile cases.
* Predicting any new possible fraud rings, by collecting and analyzing data that alert to fraud trends.
* Responsible for case review, preparation, and research and/or analysis of case and relationship activity to assess levels of risk and fraud.
* Dealing with high dollar movement and fraud. Highest dollar amount: $5 million.
* Ensuring compliance with KYC (know your customer) procedures by verifying the identity of customers and assessing their risk profiles.
* This involves reviewing customer documentation, conducting background checks, and evaluating the legitimacy of the customer’s financial activities.
* Compliance and Risk Assessment: Assisting in regular compliance, assessments, risk evaluations, and audits to identify weaknesses in the AML framework. Make recommendations for enhancing controls, policies, and procedures to mitigate the risks associated with financial
crimes.
* Transaction Monitoring: Constantly monitoring financial transactions using specialized software and tools. I review alerts generated by the monitoring systems to identify suspicious activities, such as high value transactions, unusual patterns, or transactions involving high risk individuals or entities.
* Analysis of approximately 9 to 11 cases per day
* Due to my attention to detail and ability to work through cases swiftly, yet accurately, I was placed on a special project along with three other colleagues by my manager to help with mortgage loan fraud, as the department was overloaded with cases. We were tasked with going through backlog cases, and working with others in the department to brainstorm ideas that would increase productivity and efficiency.