At a glance

Driven by our purpose ‘Banking for better, for generations to come’, we are committed to a sustainable, stable and secure financial system. We want to be a reliable bank for our customers and society, for which we play an important role in the prevention of financial crime. As a 'gatekeeper,' we prevent, detect, and respond to potential financial crime risks. Our Detecting Financial Crime (DFC) department unites all efforts in financial crime detection.

By combining knowledge, expertise and strengths across ABN AMRO Group, we are increasingly able to combat financial crime, leverage new technologies, and boost efficiency with innovative solutions. We invest in this area through partnerships with industry-leading vendors and public-private partnerships. At DFC, we thrive in a dynamic environment, always pushing the limits of our expertise and adaptability!

Your job

In this position, the AML/Sanctions domain ánd execution come together. What does this mean?

Together with your direct colleagues, and colleagues from Operations / IT / Business / Data Analysis / Compliance, you work on deliverables to improve the AML/Sanctions domain. You are the linking pin between the business, operations and IT.
You work in a dynamic environment, where your expertise and hands-on mentality come together resulting in designing and executing proposals to improve and innovate.
Making an improvement happen means close alignment with relevant stakeholders. Your colleagues trust you on your expertise and persuasiveness, and you will present your progress to the relevant governance body.
You will stay ‘end-to-end’ up-to-date: on changes in relevant laws or regulations, on new innovations, and internally to be able to oversee the AML/Sanctions domain, and to act upon significant changes.

Working environment

As part of DFC Innovation Design & Change, the Sanctions team focuses on sanctions related elements in the DFC framework. The scope is client screening and transaction screening. This is expanding to correlated areas as Sanctions Evasion, ESG, Fraud. This first line of defence role acts groupwide as Centre of Expertise striving to make DFC more effective and efficient.

Your profile

You have completed a Bachelor's or Master's degree in a financial direction.
You have extensive working experience (at least 5) within AML, KYC, CDD or FS (Sanctions domain is preferred).
You move easily in a complex stakeholder field, and possess excellent communicative skills (writing and verbally).
You are change-oriented, you work well in a dynamic environment and acting on complex challenges and possibilities are your energizer.
You are able to design ánd execute.
CAMS-certification by ACAMS is preferred.

We are offering

Within DFC continuous development is key and what we do find important, both work- and personal related! We offer you the freedom to get the best out of yourself, to co-create the future of detecting financial crime and to work with enthusiastic colleagues. We also offer:

The gross monthly salary displayed above is based on a 36-hour work week, including vacation pay and benefit budget. The position is open at Hay 10, but placement at Hay 11 or Hay 12 is also possible, depending on your work experience.
The Benefit Budget is 11% of your salary. The Benefit Budget allows you to acquire additional employment benefits. If you make no purchases or reservations in the Benefit Shop in a given month, you are paid one twelfth of your Benefit Budget that month.
Five weeks of vacation per year. You have the option to purchase an additional four weeks per year.
The DFC Academy facilitates in training possibilities, and your personal development budget (€ 1.000 yearly) allows you to develop tailored expertise and/or skills, which you can accumulate up to € 3,000.
Possibility to work from home (in consultation with your team and depending on your position).
An annual public transport pass with free public transportation throughout the Netherlands.
An excellent pension scheme.