Senior Compliance Officer

Senior Compliance Officer

The Office of the CCO is an Advisory Compliance function that supports the Americas region with compliance strategic initiatives, sub-advised client oversight, product risk and other compliance functions. Our objective is to provide strategic advice, implement and synergize controls across the region and perform compliance oversight to protect Invesco from regulatory, reputational, and financial risk.

The Senior Compliance Officer position assists Invesco's Americas business operations with respect to compliance with applicable state, federal and self-regulatory agency requirements. This position will have the opportunity to support a variety of account types, including 1940 Act mutual funds, separate accounts, UCITS funds, 81-102 Accounts, collective trusts, commodity pools and other pooled vehicles. The Senior Compliance Officer position requires knowledge of a variety of equity, fixed income, and derivative security types. This person will assist in coordinating and creating consistency across the Americas region for centralized internal and external client reporting requests to meet compliance standards and requirements, Board reporting, trade surveillance, policy and procedure review, and other compliance department needs.

Responsibilities of the Role:

• Assist in coordinating processes for efficiently delivering and tracking required client reporting on a monthly, quarterly, annual, and ad-hoc basis
• Serve as a point of contact for internal and external stakeholders to facilitate and complete a variety of requirements and requests
• Prepare report materials for clients and internal Boards
• Support regulator and client reporting obligations for Canadian sub advised mandates, including coordination with internal partners
• Respond to reporting, due diligence, and oversight requests from Canadian sub-advisory, wrap and institutional client inquiries
• Complete various aspects of trade review/analysis/oversight and other reviews for compliance with applicable regulations
• Assist in the development, implementation, and maintenance of policies and procedures.
• Assist with projects and initiatives involving technology, data analysis, surveillance and other Compliance initiatives for the Americas region.
• Track and deliver projects with accuracy for completion of projects in advance of deadlines.
• Interact with members of the global compliance team to assist with Compliance initiatives.
• Present complex information in a professional and easy to understand manner.
• Serve as a liaison between the business and Compliance for various compliance-related initiatives.
• Complete special projects as assigned.

Requirements of the Role:

• Bachelor's Degree with a focus in Finance, Business or related degrees.
• Minimum of 5 years of experience within the financial services industry required with at least 2 years of direct compliance experience.
• Knowledge of securities regulation (National Instrument 81-102, National Instrument 31-103, Investment Advisers Act of 1940, Investment Company Act of 1940, Securities Act of 1933 and Securities Exchange Act of 1934), as they relate to operations within the advisory compliance for mutual funds, institutional mandates and separate accounts preferred.
• Working knowledge of investments, trading, back-office operations, financial services industry and securities laws/regulations is preferred.
• Broad experience with the regulatory environment (SEC, CFTC/NFA, FINRA, OSC, CSA, and ERISA) is preferred.
• Familiarity with trading systems and their compliance component, such as Charles River, Bloomberg, Aladdin, or similar order management/compliance rules-based systems.
• FINRA Series 7, Securities Industry Essentials, Compliance Officer exam, or certification in a related field of practice is a plus
• Uses strong prioritization, problem solving, oral and written communication skills and the ability to interact well with all levels of employees.
• Uses good judgement to elevate issues to the next level of leadership for resolution as needed.
• Have a positive attitude and work well both independently and in a team atmosphere.
• Strong attention to detail, work ethic and pride in work.
• Strong quantitative, analytical, problem-solving skills, including the ability to accumulate, organize, and assimilate large amounts of information.
• Ability to condense, refine, simplify and communicate the purpose and significance of internal and external regulations.
• A desire to learn, grow, and assume more responsibility, as appropriate.
• Proficiency of the Microsoft Office suite of applications required.

Full time

Employee

Yes

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