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Financial Crime Compliance Manager

Revolut - Warsaw, Poland - In-office

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Salary: PLN 21,300 - 23,600 / monthly

Revolut is a fintech company on a mission to give people more from their money through a suite of products including spending, saving, investing, exchanging, and travel services. With 75+ million customers and 13,000+ employees globally, the company is experiencing rapid growth. The Financial Crime Compliance Manager role sits within Revolut's Financial Crime team, which combines regulatory expertise with data-driven approaches to ensure products meet legal and policy requirements while preventing financial crime. This is a second-line oversight position responsible for designing and leading compliance frameworks. Key responsibilities include: - Maintaining, updating, and enhancing group financial crime policies, standards, and governance documents - Providing second-line oversight and challenge over identification, management, remediation, and closure of financial crime-related risks, issues, incidents, and control gaps - Supporting senior management in defining and embedding standards for effective financial crime risk management across the organization - Advising and challenging business and first-line financial crime teams on new products, processes, procedures, systems, and control changes - Ensuring financial crime risks are appropriately considered in day-to-day operations, including product development, customer onboarding, ongoing monitoring, and customer risk management - Supporting the design and delivery of financial crime training and awareness initiatives - Participating in financial crime governance forums and committees, providing effective check and challenge, identifying risks, and proposing practical solutions Requirements: - 4+ years of experience in financial crime compliance, ideally across AML/CTF, sanctions, fraud, KYC, CDD/EDD, transaction monitoring, risk assessments, and SAR-related processes - Expertise in covering investment management and private market products - In-depth knowledge of financial crime regulatory frameworks, industry standards, and risk management practices within complex financial services organizations - Understanding of financial crime risks linked to innovative financial products and services (digital banking, payments, crypto, buy now pay later, etc.) - Familiarity with global financial crime control requirements and ability to apply regulatory expectations in a practical, risk-based manner - Ability to identify financial crime risks, control weaknesses, and emerging vulnerabilities, and recommend proportionate and effective mitigants - Experience providing second-line advice, oversight, and challenge to business and operational stakeholders - Strong stakeholder management skills with ability to communicate clearly, influence effectively, and challenge constructively - Excellent analytical, drafting, and problem-solving skills - Fluency in English Nice to have: - Professional qualification from internationally recognized body (ICA, ACAMS, or equivalent) - Knowledge of anti-fraud frameworks, control assessment processes, and financial crime assurance methodologies - Experience with regulatory engagement, internal/external audit, or remediation programmes - Interest in developing expertise in cryptocurrency, digital assets, and related financial crime regulations

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