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About the position The Financial Crime Risk Specialist – Customer Risk Analyst Analysis, Data Framework Analyst will help to support the development and management of Customer Risk Rating (CRR) Framework Documentation and Methodologies. This incumbent will help to support, maintain and enhance customer risk rating methodologies to ensure alignment with regulatory expectations and enterprise standards. Additionally, the employee will help management maintain CRR reference lists (e.g., Geographic, Occupation Type, Industry Type, Products and Services, etc.), including conducting periodic reviews, validating data integrity, and coordinating updates with business partners. Employees in this department help to support periodic control testing, effectiveness reviews and data quality assessments to ensure adherence to CRR standards as well as participate in initiatives to optimize CRR processes, enhance automation opportunities, and strengthen operational efficiency. The Financial Crime Risk Specialist role develops and maintains TD’s AML/ATF/Sanctions/ABAC programs, including frameworks, methodologies, policies, standards, procedures, awareness and specialized training, monitoring, management reporting and/or escalation of issues. This role conducts periodic and event driven reviews of customers, including targeted reviews to assess risks. Additionally, this role supports management in delivery of initiatives related to risk assessment, internal/external exam support, etc. Our team currently operates under a primarily offsite work model; employees must be available to come into a TD location for "moments that matter" at a frequency determined by the business. Please note that this position requires the candidate to live within 50 miles of the closest identified TD location, and relocation would be at your own expense. Depth & Scope: Highly seasoned professional role requiring substantial knowledge / expertise in a complex field and knowledge of broader related areas Integrates knowledge of the sub-functions overarching strategy in developing solutions across multiple functions or operations Interprets internal / external business challenges and the industry environment, recommends course of action and best practices to improve products, processes or services Acts as a technical expert / lead integrating cross-function understanding within their own field of specialty Leads cross-functional teams or projects with significant resource requirements, risk and/or complexity Independently manages end-to-end functional programs Solves or may lead others to solve complex problems; leads efforts or partners with others to develop new solutions Uses sophisticated analytical thought to exercise judgement and identify solutions Impacts the achievement of sub-function or business line objectives within the area they are accountable for Work is guided by policies and industry standards/methods Communicates difficult concepts; converts information to compelling business context and advice; influences and gains alignment across increasingly senior stakeholders Works autonomously as the lead and guides others within area of expertise Responsibilities • Leads the development of team procedures and governance processes and advises FCRM stakeholders and teams of changes and enhancements to enterprise FCRM programs and requirements and where they may impact in the organization. • Works with FCRM partners and other related groups (such as Compliance, Legal and Risk etc.) to support creation of documentation and reports required by external regulatory bodies and TD internal groups • Conducts research, assesses FCRM risks and controls, and otherwise contributes to a specialized team of FCRM compliance professionals, interacting with key stakeholders • Provides governance oversight through management of the policy and training exemption governance and reporting processes to the FCRM Senior Executive Team (and related FCRM Sub-Committees) • Prepares summaries, presentations, briefing notes, and any other required documentation to effectively report on the status of the FCRM program • Represents FCRM as a specialist on internal or external committees as well as on enterprise-wide Regulatory Change Management initiatives, as required • Delivers relevant subject matter expertise and FCRM advice to business / FCRM partners • Interacts with control functions within the organization • Develops and delivers training programs for applicable employees across the Bank • Conducts meaningful research, analysis, and assessment of FCRM program activities at the functional level using results to draw conclusions, make recommendations, assess the effectiveness of enterprise FCRM programs • Prepares research, analysis, updates tools and/or supports training activities specific to risk assessment • Leads development of processes, procedures and guidance relevant to own specific FCRM function of expertise • Provides high quality service and advice to key bu

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