KYC Analyst jobs in Manchester

​What Is KYC in Financial Crime?

In the financial services world, the concept of KYC stands for Know Your Customer. In simple terms, KYC refers to the processes and controls firms in the financial services industry put in place to truly understand who their customers are and, most importantly, what type of financial activities they are engaged in.

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What Does KYC Imply in Financial Services?

In short, this means that companies around the world will have to confirm the identity of their customers before and during their entire business relationship. The numerous processes implemented usually aim to verify one's identity, but also their risk tolerance, investment knowledge, financial position and so on.

KYC is a crucial part in the financial crime sector as this process usually alerts firms if a potential or current customer is involved in financial crimes such as money laundering, bribery, corruption or even terrorism financing.

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What Does a KYC Analyst Do?

The typical KYC Analyst job in London will involve some key elements in relation to the onboarding process for new clients. Whilst the job's detailed duties may vary from firm to firm, you will often find the below responsibilities in any KYC Analyst job description.

• Overseeing the KYC process for new clients

• Performing risk evaluations

• Completing due diligence

• Completing KYC quality checks

• Investigating AML compliance issues and completing follow ups

• Working closely with the MLRO and alerting them for any non-compliant areas of a business

• Managing PEP logs

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Where to Find KYC Analyst Jobs in London?

If you want to secure a KYC position in the UK capital, you should start by finding out which recruitment firms in the city specialise in financial crime, and more specifically in KYC jobs.

The United Kingdom - particularly London - is known for its buoyant recruitment industry: with more than 27,000 recruitment agencies in the UK, it is incredibly important to find out upfront which ones are best suited for you professional goals.

Whether you are seeking wider KYC contract jobs or specific KYC Analyst jobs in London, you should always start by researching which agency specialises in your field.

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Finding a KYC Recruitment Firm

There are numerous financial crime recruitment firms in the market, such as Rutherford, which will always have an array of KYC analyst jobs in London and the wider UK. Once you have identified the ones that are best aligned with your professional objectives, get in touch with the Recruitment Consultants who specialise in KYC jobs specifically. They will be able to assess which KYC jobs are a good fit with your background.

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Discover Rutherford's KYC Jobs and Specialist Consultants

Whether you are seeking overall KYC jobs in London or more specialist ones such as KYC Analyst jobs or KYC Contract jobs, then get in touch with Rutherford's specialist recruitment Consultants as they have privileged relationships with renowned financial services firms.

It's important to note that Rutherford also recruits in and around the UK, for example our headhunters have placed KYC jobs in Edinburgh and KYC Analyst jobs in Manchester. Get in touch with them today and discover what jobs they are currently overseeing.

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KYC Analyst Jobs - London

If you are actively looking for KYC jobs within financial crime, head over to our current vacancies and peruse your options.

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Jackson Baker Director jackson@rutherfordsearch.com	​	Tevia Kretzmer Consultant tevia@rutherfordsearch.com	​	Georgina Housden Principal Consultant georgina@rutherfordsearch.com
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Ali Hughes Consultant, US ali@rutherfordsearch.com	​	Jack Merriott Consultant jack@rutherfordsearch.com	​	Alexia Brodie Cooper Consultant alexia@rutherfordsearch.com

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Manchester

Manchester is known as one of the UK's main cities: beside London, the Greater Manchester area is the country's biggest centre for the financial and professional services sector, with 324,000 Manchester staff and generating £16.2 billion of GVA annually.

The city is notable for many things: its beautiful architecture, which ranges from Victorian inspiration to contemporary styles, its famous sports clubs and even its scientific output. After all, it was at the University of Manchester that Ernest Rutherford first split the atom, in 1917 precisely!

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Getting around

Visiting Manchester and commuting to work is very easy once you are in the city. Its city centre is known to be quite compact: if you happen to live nearby, walking might be your best option to get around. But if you happen to live a little further away, you can either take the bus, the tram, the train, and so on. Make sure to download a travelling app like Google Maps or Citymapper on your phone to get route suggestions in real time.