Enterprise Compliance Analyst (Hybrid)

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About the position After the initial training period, this is a hybrid role, working onsite in our Sioux Falls, SD office. Ensures products and processes for a variety of business lines are in compliance with all applicable State and Federal regulatory laws and regulations as part of a robust Compliance Management System. Provides compliance oversight and advisory services to assigned business lines, e.g., prepaid, lending, operations, etc. and to related functional support areas. Responsibilities • Performs risk-based periodic reviews in accordance with The Bancorp’s Compliance Risk Management Program, including independent sampling and testing as part of The Bancorp’s second line of defense function. • Assesses adequacy of The Bancorp policies, procedures and performs second line of defense testing against regulatory requirements, including, but not limited to: Regulations DD, E, CC, DD, B, Z, UDAAP, UDAP, GLBA, ESIGN, SCRA, MLA, CRA, O, M, , CAN SPAM, Reg ii, Reg GG, ID Theft, FCRA, and 1099 IRS Rules. • Presents testing reports to Compliance Leadership to articulate areas of concern and associated risk. • Oversees and validates required remedial efforts for issues identified by in-business monitoring, compliance testing, and independent audit. • Maintains close working relationships with key internal stakeholders, including Fintech Solutions Client Services, Financial Crimes Risk Management, Third-Party Risk, Monitoring & Oversight, and various others business lines. • Maintains knowledge of regulatory changes, supervisory guidance, and industry best practices to ensure appropriate advisory support is provided to the impacted areas of The Bancorp. • Performs other duties as assigned. Requirements • Undergraduate degree in a banking-related field or an equivalent combination of training and experience. • 0-3 years banking experience in compliance testing or auditing payment, deposit, and lending regulations for multiple lines of business. Nice-to-haves • Comprehensive working knowledge of consumer and commercial banking laws and regulations. • Demonstrated ability to apply regulatory interpretation to complex banking products and processes. • Strong research and analytical skills with attention to detail and organization. • Excellent verbal, written, and interpersonal communication skills. • Ability to simultaneously prioritize and manage multiple projects and deadlines. • Proficient in Microsoft Office suite, e.g., Excel, PowerPoint, Word, Outlook. • Experience in relational databases (Quick Base). Apply tot his job

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