Fraud Prevention Policy Senior

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Requirements:

• 6 years of fraud risk management experience in financial services, specifically related to Identity Theft, AML, compliance, or risk.
• 4 years of fraud, compliance, risk, or regulatory related experience with accountability for projects, programs, processes, or policies.
• Demonstrated analytical, organizational, and problem-solving abilities requiring a high attention to detail to identify fraud risks and trends.
• Strong interpersonal skills with the ability to collaborate and execute among cross-functional teams, including all levels of the organization and with external regulatory agencies.
• Knowledge of federal laws, rules, and regulations, to include: PCI, REG CC, REG E, UCC, FCRA, BSA/AML, Elder Financial Exploitation guidance, OCC Fraud Risk Management 2019-37.

Responsibilities:

• Guides and facilitates cross-functional team members in the implementation, management and oversight of fraud risk management workstreams, projects and solutions.
• Applies subject matter expertise of fraud risk management requirements, policies, laws, and regulations to influence business strategies and solutions and advise the business on how to strengthen and manage fraud risk requirements on business action plans, projects, or operational requests.
• Contributes to the execution of risk assessments with business partners and the lines of business to determine impact and solutions.
• Identifies operational inefficiencies and emerging fraud management risks, compliance, and control issues in the operating environment, concurrent with implementing action plans to mitigate business impact.
• Provides guidance to functional areas within Enterprise Fraud Management on regulatory requirements and requests to ensure accurate execution of conduct examinations.
• Manages and responds to regulatory requirements and requests and ensures the execution of conduct examinations.
• Periodically briefs executive management on enterprise projects and initiatives that may impact fraud risk.
• Serves as a mentor to peers and team members for assigned area of responsibility.
• Develops and implements training plans tied to fraud risk management through understanding of regulatory and industry trends.
• Ensures risks associated with business activities are effectively identified, measured, supervised, and controlled in accordance with risk and compliance policies and procedures.