Aml Reporting Analyst/auditor - Milton, Canada - Great Canadian
Description
Position Summary
The AML Analyst/Auditor will be primarily responsible for all WGTA AML reporting, while also assisting in Site Auditor duties when necessary.
To ensure the on-going maintenance of the comprehensive patron risk assessment, timely on-going monitoring of identified patrons, thorough analysis of high risk transactions and preparation of high-quality Suspicious Transaction Reports for submission to the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation (OLG).
**Key Accountabilities- Daily analysis, site audits and duties as assigned
- Accountable for generating and collating relevant reports from the Reportable Transaction Manager System (RTMS) to analyze high risk patron transactions in accordance with established analysis
- Monthly extraction of relevant transaction data from RTMS for insertion into patron risk assessment to assist in determining patron risk scores and ongoing monitoring level
- Responsible for determining if identified patrons require a Suspicious Transaction Report (STR) according to transaction analysis and Patron Report scoring thresholds
- Preparation of quality STRs based on analysis results for AML Manager approval and submission to OLG
- Responsible for timely ongoing enhanced monitoring of identified patrons according to risk level
- Responsible for ensuring accurate tracking of analysis process and relevant documentation is recorded and saved
- Assist in the enhancement of analysis policies and procedures, and patron risk assessment when necessary
- Liaise with the AML Manager, operational management, O.P.P., as required
- Develops and cultivates strong working relationships with all stakeholders including team members and regulators
- Ensures compliance with policy, procedures and internal controls to safeguard assets and maintain integrity of gaming operations
- Ensures compliance with health & safety, licensing and other regulatory/ statutory requirements
- Performs other duties as assigned or directed
Education and Qualifications
- Postsecondary education with a minimum of 2 years' experience or a suitable combination of education and related experience in AML, compliance, audit, business administration, data analysis, gaming or a related field
- Working knowledge of federal antimoney laundering law, reporting requirements, patron risk assessment requirements, procedures and best practices.
- Ability to maintain organizational standards for integrity and represent the organization professionally in all aspects of regulatory communication
- Experience in the preparation of quality Suspicious Transaction Reports
- Inquisitive, investigative mind in order to analyze transactions, identify suspicious transactions and the ability to make sound judgements based on this analysis
- Able to organize comprehensive data with great accuracy
- Detail oriented with strong analytical, problem solving and critical thinking skills
- Computer literacy in MS Office
- Ability to successfully obtain a Gaming License
Work Environment Considerations
- Regular office environment, nontraditional work hours may be required in certain circumstances, some trave l may be required
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