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Financial Crime Compliance Specialist

Capital on Tap·London, United Kingdom·On-site·Full-time
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Posted
26 May 2026
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Type
Full-time
Arrangement
On-site
United Kingdom
Deadline
25 June 2026
closes in 28d
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Summary

the pitch

Join Capital on Tap, a fast-growing fintech company, as a Financial Crime Compliance Specialist. In this hybrid role, you will be responsible for managing the company's financial crime policies, procedures, and controls. You will work independently from the first line FinCrime Operations team and provide oversight, challenge, governance, and handle escalations. You will also support the completion of the business-wide Financial Crime Risk Assessment, review internal UAR referrals, and act as the second line subject matter expert for complex financial crime escalations.

Role

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Join Capital on Tap, a fast-growing fintech company, as a Financial Crime Compliance Specialist. In this hybrid role, you will be responsible for managing the company's financial crime policies, procedures, and controls. You will work independently from the first line FinCrime Operations team and provide oversight, challenge, governance, and handle escalations. You will also support the completion of the business-wide Financial Crime Risk Assessment, review internal UAR referrals, and act as the second line subject matter expert for complex financial crime escalations.

Key responsibilities

  • Support the Head of FinCrime in owning and running Capital on Tap's compliance monitoring programme, designing thematic reviews and control tests that assess whether 1st line financial crime controls are working as intended.
  • Maintain and develop AML/CTF policies, procedures, and risk appetite standards — drafting updates in response to regulatory change, monitoring findings, QA output, and internal audit recommendations.
  • Act as the 2nd line subject matter expert for complex financial crime escalations - including PEPs, sanctions, adverse media, complex ownership structures, and high-risk onboarding - providing a governance view rather than making operational decisions.